Self-pollinating HARCOT apricot

Very productive, vigorous, self-pollinating variety developed in the USA. The dwarf tree grows to about 3 m. Fruit is medium-sized or large, 45-60 g, round or oval, with dark yellow skin partly covered by a red blush. The dark yellow flesh is juicy and tasty. Early variety, ripening from the end of July to the beginning of August. Fairly winter-hardy; the flowers are moderately resistant to frost. Disease-resistant.

Fruiting: early, abundant and self-pollinating. The ripe fruit usually stays on the tree. The stone separates easily.