Apricots

Prunus armeniaca

Apricots surely have more flavor packed into them than any other fruit. A tree ripened apricot fresh off your own tree is a true delight. Ripe apricots are so soft they rarely ship well so the best way to enjoy an apricot is fresh from your tree. Unfortunately, they don't like wet feet and bloom early, making them vulnerable to heavy soil, late rains or frost. They do not need as much heat to ripen as peaches. Most varieties do well in zones 5-9. They should begin fruiting in two to four years after planting. They're harvested when soft and sweet. All varieties offered are self fertile.



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BLENHEIM (Royal) England 1830

BLENHEIM (Royal) England 1830

This old favorite's sweet aromatic flavor sets the standard...
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BRYAN Texas

BRYAN Texas

  Medium sized, freestone heirloom apricot with glowing...
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GOLD KIST

GOLD KIST

Large fruit with firm, orange freestone flesh and superb flavor....
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HARCOT

HARCOT

Oblong, yellow-orange apricot with rich, sweet flavor....
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MOORPARK England 1760

MOORPARK England 1760

Long time favorite of connoisseurs for its exceptionally rich...
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PINK UME Japan

PINK UME Japan

This beautiful Japanese apricot tree is often used as an...
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PUGET GOLD

PUGET GOLD

Large elongated fruit with orange skin and orange flesh with...
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WENATCHEE Washington 1908

WENATCHEE Washington 1908

  Tasty apricot that is ideal for eating fresh, drying or...
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