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| BELLA GOLD PEACOTUM (Prunus domestica x amygdalus) |
| A peach x apricot x plum cross! Bella Gold Peacotum has round yellow freestone fruit and is very sweet with a distinctive flavor. The skin color is yellow with a red blush. Pollinated best by Flavor Grenade Pluot or other Japanese plums or early blooming apricots. On a dwarfing rootstock. Patented. |
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NSACCHI
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| CHINESE (MORMON) APRICOT (Armeniaca vulgars) |
| Very productive at making small to medium fruits that are firm, sweet and juicy. Inside the shell, the kernel has a sweet, edible almond-like pit. Chinese / Mormon Apricots bloom later that most and ripens mid summer. Quick to bear with good frost resistance. Self fruitful, though cross pollination may increase yield. Very hardy to Zone 4-8. |
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NSPLFLA
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| FLAVOR SUPREME PLUOT (Prunus x Armeniaca) |
| Plum x Apricot. Sweet, large fruit with a wonderful rich flavor. Firm red flesh, mottled dark red skin. Better adapted to cool wet climates than apricots and most other pluots but not as reliable fruiting in the North as most Japanese plums trees. Flavor Supreme PluotŪ pollinates with Japanese plums. |
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NSACHARC
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| HARCOT APRICOT (Armeniaca vulgaris) |
| Very flavorful and sweet, juicy variety with good sized fruit, ripens in midsummer. Harcot Apricot is disease resistance to perennial canker and brown rot. A hardy, late blooming variety selected in Canada. Self-fertile. Zone 4-9 |
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NSACHAR
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| HARGLOW APRICOT (Armeniaca vulgaris) |
| A late blooming, sweet, firm and flavorful orange fruit with a reddish tinge. A compact and productive tree with good resistance to brown rot, canker and bacterial spot. Self-fertile. Harglow Apricot is a variety from Canada. Zone 5-9 |
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NSACHUN
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| HUNZA APRICOT (Armeniaca Vugars) |
| White fleshed fruit with an edible, almond-like kernel. Hunza Apricot is from the alpine regions of Pakistan and best suited to cold, dry regions. Self-fertile. Zone 4-7 |
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NSACMAN
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| MANCHURIAN APRICOT (Prunus mandshurica) |
| A very winter hardy species of apricot, producing small, sweet orange fruits suitable for eating, drying or making into jam. Manchurian Apricot has early blooming pink flowers that are attractive and surprisingly hardy. Zone 3. |
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NSACMON
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| MONTROSE APRICOT (Armeniaca vulgaris) |
| Discovered at 6,000 ft elevation near Montrose, CO. This is a late blooming, hardy tree with good disease resistance, and is self fruitful. Produces yellow, sweet, flavorful, egg sized apricots that are semi freestone. Montrose Apricot deserves wide testing in Northern areas where it is likely to be best adapted. Late summer ripening due to its late blooming. Zone 5-9 |
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NSACPUG
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| PUGET GOLD APRICOT (Armeniaca vulgaris) |
| Beautiful blossoms in March, ripe fruit in August. Fruit has good size and flavor. Puget Gold Apricots like a sunny location and well draining soil. Self-fertile. Zone 5-9. |
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NSACSCO
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| SCOUT APRICOT (Armenianca vulgaris) |
| A Canadian variety, quick to bear pink flowers, later than most apricots with freestone, golden sweet fruits in midsummer. Scout Apricot has good disease resistance. Self-fruitful though cross pollination may increase yield. Established trees hardy to Zone 3. |
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