Apricot, Harcot, Bare Root Plants and natural disease resistance

and natural disease resistance

pink to reddish-purple flowers that attract bees and butterflies

performs best in full sun and well-drained soil

it’s a standout choice for orchards focused on sustainability

Early-season fruit with rich flavor and wildlife valueThe blue-purple fruits of Alleghany ripen in early summer and are sweet with a flavor reminiscent of blueberries and almonds

Apricot, Harcot, Bare Root Plants and natural disease resistanceApricot, Harcot (Prunus armeniaca Harcot) Harcot is one of the most dependable apricots for growers in colder climates, bred in Canada for improved hardiness, later blooming, and resistance to common diseases like brown rot and bacterial canker. It produces medium to large golden orange freestone fruit with a rosy blush and rich, sweet flavor perfect for fresh eating, canning, drying, or baking. An early ripener, Harcot often bears before other