Harcot (Apricot)

Description

Bred in Canada to be a very cold hardy Apricot tree that produces fruit that is juicy and sweet with an intense flavor. These trees produce an eloquent display of fragrant pink flowers in the spring.  Blooms late which makes it recommended for colder climates as it avoids frost damage in early spring.  Resistant to brown rot and canker.

Does not do well in wet soil. Best eaten fresh off the tree.

Two year old trees that have started to branch out. Grafted on Krymsk 86 rootstock, trees will mature 12-15ft.

Self pollinating – so you only need to plant one.

Ripens: Late July

Zone: 5-7

Trees are bareroot (not potted) and are available for local pickup from April 25 – April 28, 2025.