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Dwarf Apricot. It might be small but 'Apirgold' will still provide you with delicious, full size, tangy and flavoursome fruit in early summer. Tolerant of warmer temperatures, self-fertile. Plant in well drained soil in a sheltered spot. Deciduous.

Any pruning of your Apricot should be done in summer on a warm dry day.

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Large orange coloured fruit with a gentle red blush. Orange flesh with an intense flavour. Ripe around January. Plant in a sunny spot with good drainage for best results. Do any pruning in summer. . Deciduous.

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Cluthalate is a self-fertile, late season variety that ripens 30 days after Sundrop and 14 days after Moorpark. Its orange fruit is of medium size, with melting flesh that is sweet and juicy. Best grown in areas with cold winters and hot, dry summers. Deciduous

Self fertile, fruits best when planted with another Apricot nearby

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Apricot Double Graft. Sundrop - excellent cropper with sweet and juicy yellow fruit with firm flesh. Newcastle - A prolific producer with lovely sweet fruit. Grows well in warmer areas. Ripe early summer. Prune Apricots in summer on a warm dry day. Deciduous.

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Double Graft Apricot. Trevatt - Medium sized golden fruit of good flavour. Produces well in warm areas of NZ. Ripe mid summer. Newcastle - A prolific producer with lovely sweet fruit. Grows well in warmer areas. Ripe early summer. Deciduous.

In NZ it is recommended that Apricots are summer pruned rather than the usual practice of pruning fruit trees in winter. Make sure this is done a dry hot day so that any pruning cuts heal quickly.

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Apricot Double Graft. Sundrop - excellent cropper with sweet and juicy yellow fruit with firm flesh. Trevatt - large, sweet, juicy, golden fruit with lots of flavour. Bottles well. Plant in a well drained position in the sun. Prune in summer on a warm dry day after harvesting.

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A beautiful little Apricot that as well as being highly ornamental tempts us with delicious fruit. The golden yellow fruits are are a good size and taste delicious, very sweet and juicy. Copes well with warmer climates but as with all apricots does like some winter chill. Deciduous.

In NZ it is recommended that Apricots are summer pruned rather than the usual practice of pruning fruit trees in winter. Make sure this is done a dry hot day so that any pruning cuts heal quickly. Self-fertile.

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This hybrid Apricot is tolerant of varying temperatures and as it has a reasonably low chill requirement it is suitable for warmer climates. The fruit are yellow with a red blush and quite large. Juicy with a good flavour and free-stone. Crops well. Plant in a sunny well drained spot. Deciduous

Suitable for warmer climates Self fertile.
Suitable for warmer areas including Auckland/Northland

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Soft, juicy, 'fuzzless' fruit of superb quality with a luscious flavour. Suitable for fresh eating straight off the tree but can also be bottled or dried. Prefers a warm sunny position however is very cold tolerant. Prune only in summer on a warm dry day. Deciduous.

This Apricot grows particularly well in cooler areas and has a Royal Horticultural Society Award of Garden Merit. Self -fertile

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This apricot is a vigorous grower and shows good disease resistance. The tree bears heavy crops from a young age and the fruit is sweet, low acid and delicious. Suitable for all NZ regions, plant in a sunny sheltered position with good drainage. Freestone. Deciduous.

Only prune your Apricot tree in late summer - around February is best. Make sure it is a warm dry day and that your tools are clean and sharp. This will enable any pruning cuts to heal quickly and therefore prevent disease. Self fertile.
Suitable for warmer areas including Auckland/Northland