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How to Grow Apricots. Having your own apricot tree (Prunus armeniaca) is a pure delight. A few years after planting it in a sunny spot, you can expect delicious fruits that are at least as good as the ones from the store, if not better!. Fruit Prune fruit trees in early spring when the tree is dormant. Never prune a fruit tree when it is in bloom. Prune small fruiting shrubs in early spring to remove old or dead wood, or to control size. Apricot Casino Stone free. Good for canning and hams. For better yields plant Read More. DESCRIPTION: Very hardy. Free-stone yellow fruit with a red blush, ripens in mid-summer. Good for canning/jams. Self-pollinating; for better yields, cross-pollinate with another apricot or Nanking Cherry. Manchurian/Siberian apricot group. Prefers a moist, well-drained soil. BOTANICAL NAME: Prunus mandshurica x 'DurGa.

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A freestone apricot with golden orange skin and red blush. Hardicot apricot trees tend to bloom later than most common apricots and thus may miss early frost damage to flowers.Hardicot fruit has firm sweet yellow flesh with classic apricot flavour.... great for eating fresh, drying and processing. Even the apricot kernel(seed) is edible and eating the kernel with its strong almond flavour is thought to be a good remedy for fighting cancer. This apricot is self - fertile but always produces more fruit with another variety close by for cross pollination. Our Hardicot trees are tough enough to withstand climates outside of the traditional apricot growing areas(Niagara region zone 8/9). This year our Hardicot trees are not grafted to make them even more winter hardy ... thus able to resist the colder Canadian climates.
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