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This Apricot has quite large fruit that are coloured a light yellow and blushed red. The flesh is firm with a sweet taste with just a hint of acid from the skin. A vigorous grower which should produce good crops after 3-5 years. Plant in a sunny sheltered position. Deciduous.

Apricots are best pruned in summer around about February. Make sure you prune on a warm dry day with sharp clean tools. This allows the cuts to heal quickly and therefore prevent disease. Self-fertile.

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Goldrich trees are vigorous and productive. Goldrich fruit are large and oval, with nearly equal halves. It has firm, deep orange flesh with a fine texture, and has good flavor and quality.

Pollinator - Earliril.

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A large, firm, delicious Apricot with light Plant in a sunny well drained position and do any pruning in summer on a dry day. Deciduous.

Pollinator - Goldbar

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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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A popular Apricot that produces prolific crops. The fruit are medium sized, golden yellow blushed red. Lovely and sweet for desserts/ fresh eating. A vigorous grower with a low winter chill requirement making it suitable for warmer areas. 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. Pollinator - Sundrop

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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

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Excellent producer with sweet, juicy, yellow fruit with a firm flesh. Prune only during summer on a warm dry day. Apricots do best in a sunny position with good drainage. Ripens mid season. Suitable for most NZ regions. Deciduous.

Pollinators - Trevatt, Goldbar

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Apricot Triple Graft. Trevatt - large, sweet, juicy, golden fruit with lots of flavour. Bottles well. Newcastle- produces prolific crops. The fruit are medium sized, golden yellow blushed red. Lovely and sweet for desserts/ fresh eating. Sundrop -excellent cropper with sweet and juicy yellow fruit with firm flesh. Plant in a well drained position in the sun.

Prune in summer on a warm dry day after harvesting.