Apricots

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Apache
Bright orange Apricot with little to no blush. Low acid, brix 17 to 18 degrees. Harvest five days before Castlebrite (ungirdled). Girdled trees ripen approximately 5 days earlier than ungirdled. USDA release from Dr. Craig Ledbetter.
Juicy and dense flesh
Helena
Fruit is large and firm with a sweet flavor and slight acidity. Fine-textured, orange flesh can freckle in wet springs. Tree grows slightly spreading and vigorous. Self-fertile and ripens in early June (just before Patterson).
USDA release 
Kettleman
Good size, early fruit with very appealing flavor. Pollenized by Poppy.
Attractive early season cot
 Lorna
Large, solid-orange freestone fruit with firm and fine-textured flesh. Tree grows open and spreading with an early season harvest. Self-fertile.
*Probably graft incompatible with Marianna 2624.
USDA fresh market release
NEW
Orangered™ Bhart cv. (PAF)
Large, sweet, aromatic, and firm fruit with exceptional flavor. Hangs well on the tree with good storage. Deep orange flesh with some blush on the skin. Ripens before Katy (early June in Fresno) and one week before Rival and Goldrich. Use Robada as pollenizer.
No apricot planting should be without this variety from France!
 Robada (USPP #9890)
Aromatic and sweet freestone with deep orange coloration and a strong red blush on sun-exposed surfaces. Tree growth is upright and vigorous and harvests mid-season. Self-fertile.
Highly colored fruit for the fresh market
Royal (Blenheim)
Fruit is medium and firm with a sweet flavor and a golden-orange flesh. Ripens mid-June (Fresno).
All purpose apricot 		Apricot Rootstocks
Citation*, Lovell, Marianna 2624, Nemaguard


Bloom dates and fruit maturity may vary because of geographic diversity.

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