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CreatorsPalette  > Fruit_Trees > Apricots > Katy Apricot - Prunus armeniaca sp.
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CreatorsPalette > Katy Apricot - Prunus armeniaca sp.
A great apricot for mild winter areas.  Fruit is large and very flavorful.  Good for fresh eating, drying or canning.  Freestone.  Self-fertile.  Ripens: June, 3-4 weeks before Royal.  350 hour chilling required.
CreatorsPalette > Katy Apricot - Prunus armeniaca sp.
A great apricot for mild winter areas.  Fruit is large and very flavorful.  Good for fresh eating, drying or canning.  Freestone.  Self-fertile.  Ripens: June, 3-4 weeks before Royal.  350 hour chilling required.
This photo shows Katy bearing fruit on an EZ-Pick tree planted in a pot.
CreatorsPalette > Katy Apricot - Prunus armeniaca sp.
A great apricot for mild winter areas.  Fruit is large and very flavorful.  Good for fresh eating, drying or canning.  Freestone.  Self-fertile.  Ripens: June, 3-4 weeks before Royal.  350 hour chilling required.
This photo shows Katy bearing fruit on an EZ-Pick tree planted in a pot.
CreatorsPalette > Katy Apricot - Prunus armeniaca sp.
A great apricot for mild winter areas.  Fruit is large and very flavorful.  Good for fresh eating, drying or canning.  Freestone.  Self-fertile.  Ripens: June, 3-4 weeks before Royal.  350 hour chilling required.
This photo shows Katy bearing fruit on an EZ-Pick tree just planted in a pot in February - just 4 months earlier.
CreatorsPalette > Katy Apricot - Prunus armeniaca sp.
A great apricot for mild winter areas.  Fruit is large and very flavorful.  Good for fresh eating, drying or canning.  Freestone.  Self-fertile.  Ripens: June, 3-4 weeks before Royal.  350 hour chilling required.
This photo shows Katy bearing fruit on an EZ-Pick tree planted in a pot.
CreatorsPalette > Katy Apricot - Prunus armeniaca sp.
A great apricot for mild winter areas.  Fruit is large and very flavorful.  Good for fresh eating, drying or canning.  Freestone.  Self-fertile.  Ripens: June, 3-4 weeks before Royal.  350 hour chilling required.
This photo shows Katy bearing fruit on an EZ-Pick tree planted in a pot.
CreatorsPalette > Katy Apricot - Prunus armeniaca sp.
A great apricot for mild winter areas.  Fruit is large and very flavorful.  Good for fresh eating, drying or canning.  Freestone.  Self-fertile.  Ripens: June, 3-4 weeks before Royal.  350 hour chilling required.
This photo shows Katy bearing fruit on an EZ-Pick tree planted in a pot.
CreatorsPalette > Katy Apricot - Prunus armeniaca sp.
A great apricot for mild winter areas.  Fruit is large and very flavorful.  Good for fresh eating, drying or canning.  Freestone.  Self-fertile.  Ripens: June, 3-4 weeks before Royal.  350 hour chilling required.
CreatorsPalette > Katy Apricot - Prunus armeniaca sp.
A great apricot for mild winter areas.  Fruit is large and very flavorful.  Good for fresh eating, drying or canning.  Freestone.  Self-fertile.  Ripens: June, 3-4 weeks before Royal.  350 hour chilling required.
Katy Apricot - Prunus armeniaca sp.
A great apricot for mild winter areas. Fruit is large and very flavorful. Good for fresh eating, drying or canning. Freestone. Self-fertile. Ripens: June, 3-4 weeks before Royal. 350 hour chilling required.
 > Katy Apricot - Prunus armeniaca sp.
A great apricot for mild winter areas.  Fruit is large and very flavorful.  Good for fresh eating, drying or canning.  Freestone.  Self-fertile.  Ripens: June, 3-4 weeks before Royal.  350 hour chilling required.
Katy Apricot - Prunus armeniaca sp.
A great apricot for mild winter areas. Fruit is large and very flavorful. Good for fresh eating, drying or canning. Freestone. Self-fertile. Ripens: June, 3-4 weeks before Royal. 350 hour chilling required.
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