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Apricot Scionwood : HOYT MONTROSE
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Apricot Scionwood : HOYT MONTROSE

$10.95

SCIONWOOD Ships either Mar 31 or April 7
The original Montrose apricot was discovered at Montrose, Colorado. It is a hardy, frost resistant variety that we sold for a number of years. Hoyt Montrose, which we are now making available, is a seedling of the original. This one is from northern Idaho. Unlike the original, it is not a sweet pit type, and fruit size is much better at 4-5cm (1 ½ -2"). The sweet, juicy yellow flesh of Hoyt Montrose gets good reviews on flavour, texture, and quality. The tree is vigorous and precocious. In addition, some folks in marginal areas have had better success setting fruit with this variety than any other, due to the late, prolonged bloom time.

SELF -FERTILE | ZONE 4 | HARVEST: EARLY AUG.

1-2 $10.95 EACH
3-5 $9.95 EACH
6-11 $8.95 EACH
12 + $7.95 EACH

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