Apricots

You will want to plant your Apricot tree in a location that gets a full day’s sun, and has very well-draining soil. You should allow for about 25 ft. around your tree for growth. Right after planting, you should trim back your tree to encourage new growth. A more open-growing tree will allow more light to all the branches, which will benefit your future fruit production.

Debbie's Gold

Debbie's Gold Apricots are very cold hardy and late blooming which improves the chance of a crop in our climate. The fruit has a firm texture and less sweet flavour making it better for canning but it is also good for fresh eating. Self-pollinating.
Tree Height: 10-12 ft.
Fruit Size: 1.6-2 in.
Exposure: Full Sun
Zone: 3

Manchurian Strain

Manchurian Strain Apricots are a cold hardy seedling strain developed from local seed sources. Makes a suitable pollinator for other Apricot cultivars. Manchurian Apricots have a rounded, spreading form on a small, fast growing tree.
Tree Height: 10-12 ft.
Fruit Size: 1.2-1.6 in.
Exposure: Full Sun
Zone: 3