Apricot trees this year are offered in a larger range than we’ve ever had. Plenty to choose from – whether you want apricots for bottling, drying, nectar, or eating fresh; apricot trees for cool climates, hot climates, frosty places…apricot trees for everyone!
Good sweet flavour, excellent drying or fresh eating, probably one of the....- Widely planted in both gardens and orchards in the....
- This is the classic apricot of the last century or so. It has stood the test of time and.....
- One of the newer breeds coming out of Canada, very....
- Also known as Royal, this apricot has been called the
- Large, oval, deep orange in colour, firm flesh, originating Washington in the.....
- Hardy tree, recommended for cooler areas. Probably one of the.....
- One of the earliest apricots to.....
- eirloom French apricot, lovely flavour and.....
- The Peachcot is a great eating fruit, early maturing. The flavour is between a peach and an apricot.
- Dwarf Tilton apricot is a 2 - 2.5 metre high apricot tree, a genuine semi dwarf apricot which produces a good crop of standard sized Tilton fruits. Great for smaller areas and limited backyards, Dwarf Tilton is a hardy tree, recommended for cooler areas, probably one of the better chances of getting decent apricots in the difficult colder areas where stone fruit will sometimes struggle. Smaller fruit with very sweet flavour and nice colour, self fertile
- Dwarf Divinity Apricot is a 2 -2.5 metre tree - a genuinely small to mid sized tree, that bears good crops of standard sized Divinity apricots. Great for small backyards and limited spaces, Dwarf Divinity apricot produces fruit with a good sweet flavour, excellent drying or fresh eating, probably one of the best early season apricots in most areas, ripens late season when the tree is young but becomes an early ripener with maturity, heavy bearer, medium sized fruit Ripens: Nov/Dec Pollinate with: Self fertile
