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  2. Agriculture & Horticulture
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Lorna Apricot - Prunus armeniaca sp.

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  • Lorna Apricot (Prunus armenisca sp.) Large, early ripening apricot with firm, fine textured flesh. Ripens: Mid to late May, just after Castlebright (the first commercial apricot of the season) but Lorna is twice as large. Trees consistently produce generous harvests. Suitable for backyard gardens and commercial production. Self Fertile. Freestone. Requires 400-450 hours chilling below 45º F Cold hardy to U.S.D.A. Zone 7. Breeder: Craig Ledbetter - USDA Parlier, CA

    Lorna Apricot (Prunus armenisca sp.) Large, early ripening apricot with firm, fine textured flesh. Ripens: Mid to late May, just after Castlebright (the first commercial apricot of the season) but Lorna is twice as large. Trees consistently produce generous harvests. Suitable for backyard gardens and commercial production. Self Fertile. Freestone. Requires 400-450 hours chilling below 45º F Cold hardy to U.S.D.A. Zone 7. Breeder: Craig Ledbetter - USDA Parlier, CA

  • Lorna Apricot (Prunus armenisca sp.) Large, early ripening apricot with firm, fine textured flesh. Ripens: Mid to late May, just after Castlebright (the first commercial apricot of the season) but Lorna is twice as large. Trees consistently produce generous harvests. Suitable for backyard gardens and commercial production. Self Fertile. Freestone. Requires 400-450 hours chilling below 45º F Cold hardy to U.S.D.A. Zone 7. Breeder: Craig Ledbetter - USDA Parlier, CA

    Lorna Apricot (Prunus armenisca sp.) Large, early ripening apricot with firm, fine textured flesh. Ripens: Mid to late May, just after Castlebright (the first commercial apricot of the season) but Lorna is twice as large. Trees consistently produce generous harvests. Suitable for backyard gardens and commercial production. Self Fertile. Freestone. Requires 400-450 hours chilling below 45º F Cold hardy to U.S.D.A. Zone 7. Breeder: Craig Ledbetter - USDA Parlier, CA

  • Lorna Apricot (Prunus armenisca sp.) Large, early ripening apricot with firm, fine textured flesh. Ripens: Mid to late May, just after Castlebright (the first commercial apricot of the season) but Lorna is twice as large. Trees consistently produce generous harvests. Suitable for backyard gardens and commercial production. Self Fertile. Freestone. Requires 400-450 hours chilling below 45º F Cold hardy to U.S.D.A. Zone 7. Breeder: Craig Ledbetter - USDA Parlier, CA

    Lorna Apricot (Prunus armenisca sp.) Large, early ripening apricot with firm, fine textured flesh. Ripens: Mid to late May, just after Castlebright (the first commercial apricot of the season) but Lorna is twice as large. Trees consistently produce generous harvests. Suitable for backyard gardens and commercial production. Self Fertile. Freestone. Requires 400-450 hours chilling below 45º F Cold hardy to U.S.D.A. Zone 7. Breeder: Craig Ledbetter - USDA Parlier, CA

  • Lorna Apricot (Prunus armenisca sp.) Sun exposure increases red blush. Large, early ripening apricot with firm, fine textured flesh. Ripens: Mid to late May, just after Castlebright (the first commercial apricot of the season) but Lorna is twice as large. Trees consistently produce generous harvests. Suitable for backyard gardens and commercial production. Self Fertile. Freestone. Requires 400-450 hours chilling below 45º F Cold hardy to U.S.D.A. Zone 7. Breeder: Craig Ledbetter - USDA Parlier, CA

    Lorna Apricot (Prunus armenisca sp.) Sun exposure increases red blush. Large, early ripening apricot with firm, fine textured flesh. Ripens: Mid to late May, just after Castlebright (the first commercial apricot of the season) but Lorna is twice as large. Trees consistently produce generous harvests. Suitable for backyard gardens and commercial production. Self Fertile. Freestone. Requires 400-450 hours chilling below 45º F Cold hardy to U.S.D.A. Zone 7. Breeder: Craig Ledbetter - USDA Parlier, CA

  • Lorna Apricot (Prunus armenisca sp.) Large, early ripening apricot with firm, fine textured flesh. Ripens: Mid to late May, just after Castlebright (the first commercial apricot of the season) but Lorna is twice as large. Trees consistently produce generous harvests. Suitable for backyard gardens and commercial production. Self Fertile. Freestone. Requires 400-450 hours chilling below 45º F Cold hardy to U.S.D.A. Zone 7. Breeder: Craig Ledbetter - USDA Parlier, CA

    Lorna Apricot (Prunus armenisca sp.) Large, early ripening apricot with firm, fine textured flesh. Ripens: Mid to late May, just after Castlebright (the first commercial apricot of the season) but Lorna is twice as large. Trees consistently produce generous harvests. Suitable for backyard gardens and commercial production. Self Fertile. Freestone. Requires 400-450 hours chilling below 45º F Cold hardy to U.S.D.A. Zone 7. Breeder: Craig Ledbetter - USDA Parlier, CA

  • Lorna Apricot (Prunus armenisca sp.) Large, early ripening apricot with firm, fine textured flesh. Ripens: Mid to late May, just after Castlebright (the first commercial apricot of the season) but Lorna is twice as large. Trees consistently produce generous harvests. Suitable for backyard gardens and commercial production. Self Fertile. Freestone. Requires 400-450 hours chilling below 45º F Cold hardy to U.S.D.A. Zone 7. Breeder: Craig Ledbetter - USDA Parlier, CA

    Lorna Apricot (Prunus armenisca sp.) Large, early ripening apricot with firm, fine textured flesh. Ripens: Mid to late May, just after Castlebright (the first commercial apricot of the season) but Lorna is twice as large. Trees consistently produce generous harvests. Suitable for backyard gardens and commercial production. Self Fertile. Freestone. Requires 400-450 hours chilling below 45º F Cold hardy to U.S.D.A. Zone 7. Breeder: Craig Ledbetter - USDA Parlier, CA

  • Lorna Apricot (Prunus armenisca sp.) Large, early ripening apricot with firm, fine textured flesh. Ripens: Mid to late May, just after Castlebright (the first commercial apricot of the season) but Lorna is twice as large. Trees consistently produce generous harvests. Suitable for backyard gardens and commercial production. Self Fertile. Freestone. Requires 400-450 hours chilling below 45º F Cold hardy to U.S.D.A. Zone 7. Breeder: Craig Ledbetter - USDA Parlier, CA

    Lorna Apricot (Prunus armenisca sp.) Large, early ripening apricot with firm, fine textured flesh. Ripens: Mid to late May, just after Castlebright (the first commercial apricot of the season) but Lorna is twice as large. Trees consistently produce generous harvests. Suitable for backyard gardens and commercial production. Self Fertile. Freestone. Requires 400-450 hours chilling below 45º F Cold hardy to U.S.D.A. Zone 7. Breeder: Craig Ledbetter - USDA Parlier, CA

  • Lorna Apricot (Prunus armenisca sp.) Large, early ripening apricot with firm, fine textured flesh. Ripens: Mid to late May, just after Castlebright (the first commercial apricot of the season) but Lorna is twice as large. Trees consistently produce generous harvests. Suitable for backyard gardens and commercial production. Self Fertile. Freestone. Requires 400-450 hours chilling below 45º F Cold hardy to U.S.D.A. Zone 7. Breeder: Craig Ledbetter - USDA Parlier, CA

    Lorna Apricot (Prunus armenisca sp.) Large, early ripening apricot with firm, fine textured flesh. Ripens: Mid to late May, just after Castlebright (the first commercial apricot of the season) but Lorna is twice as large. Trees consistently produce generous harvests. Suitable for backyard gardens and commercial production. Self Fertile. Freestone. Requires 400-450 hours chilling below 45º F Cold hardy to U.S.D.A. Zone 7. Breeder: Craig Ledbetter - USDA Parlier, CA

  • Lorna Apricot (Prunus armenisca sp.) Large, early ripening apricot with firm, fine textured flesh. Ripens: Mid to late May, just after Castlebright (the first commercial apricot of the season) but Lorna is twice as large. Trees consistently produce generous harvests. Suitable for backyard gardens and commercial production. Self Fertile. Freestone. Requires 400-450 hours chilling below 45º F Cold hardy to U.S.D.A. Zone 7. Breeder: Craig Ledbetter - USDA Parlier, CA

    Lorna Apricot (Prunus armenisca sp.) Large, early ripening apricot with firm, fine textured flesh. Ripens: Mid to late May, just after Castlebright (the first commercial apricot of the season) but Lorna is twice as large. Trees consistently produce generous harvests. Suitable for backyard gardens and commercial production. Self Fertile. Freestone. Requires 400-450 hours chilling below 45º F Cold hardy to U.S.D.A. Zone 7. Breeder: Craig Ledbetter - USDA Parlier, CA

  • Lorna Apricot (Prunus armenisca sp.) Large, early ripening apricot with firm, fine textured flesh. Ripens: Mid to late May, just after Castlebright (the first commercial apricot of the season) but Lorna is twice as large. Trees consistently produce generous harvests. Suitable for backyard gardens and commercial production. Self Fertile. Freestone. Requires 400-450 hours chilling below 45º F Cold hardy to U.S.D.A. Zone 7. Breeder: Craig Ledbetter - USDA Parlier, CA

    Lorna Apricot (Prunus armenisca sp.) Large, early ripening apricot with firm, fine textured flesh. Ripens: Mid to late May, just after Castlebright (the first commercial apricot of the season) but Lorna is twice as large. Trees consistently produce generous harvests. Suitable for backyard gardens and commercial production. Self Fertile. Freestone. Requires 400-450 hours chilling below 45º F Cold hardy to U.S.D.A. Zone 7. Breeder: Craig Ledbetter - USDA Parlier, CA

  • Lorna Apricot (Prunus armenisca sp.) Large, early ripening apricot with firm, fine textured flesh. Ripens: Mid to late May, just after Castlebright (the first commercial apricot of the season) but Lorna is twice as large. Trees consistently produce generous harvests. Suitable for backyard gardens and commercial production. Self Fertile. Freestone. Requires 400-450 hours chilling below 45º F Cold hardy to U.S.D.A. Zone 7. Breeder: Craig Ledbetter - USDA Parlier, CA

    Lorna Apricot (Prunus armenisca sp.) Large, early ripening apricot with firm, fine textured flesh. Ripens: Mid to late May, just after Castlebright (the first commercial apricot of the season) but Lorna is twice as large. Trees consistently produce generous harvests. Suitable for backyard gardens and commercial production. Self Fertile. Freestone. Requires 400-450 hours chilling below 45º F Cold hardy to U.S.D.A. Zone 7. Breeder: Craig Ledbetter - USDA Parlier, CA

  • Lorna Apricot (Prunus armenisca sp.) New foliage tinted red.

    Lorna Apricot (Prunus armenisca sp.) New foliage tinted red.

  • Lorna Apricot (Prunus armenisca sp.) New foliage tinted red.

    Lorna Apricot (Prunus armenisca sp.) New foliage tinted red.

  • Lorna Apricot (Prunus armenisca sp.) Foliage.

    Lorna Apricot (Prunus armenisca sp.) Foliage.

  • Katy (left) vs Lorna Apricot Comparison

    Katy (left) vs Lorna Apricot Comparison

    Lloyd holding a Katy Apricot on the left and two Lorna Apricots on the right. Lorna are substantially larger.

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    Lorna Apricot (Prunus armenisca sp.) Large, early ripening apricot with firm, fine textured flesh. Ripens: Mid to late May, just after Castlebright (the first commercial apricot of the season) but Lorna is twice as large. Trees consistently produce generous harvests. Suitable for backyard gardens and commercial production. Self Fertile. Freestone. Requires 400-450 hours chilling below 45º F Cold hardy to U.S.D.A. Zone 7. Breeder: Craig Ledbetter - USDA Parlier, CA
    Lorna Apricot (Prunus armenisca sp.) Large, early ripening apricot with firm, fine textured flesh. Ripens: Mid to late May, just after Castlebright (the first commercial apricot of the season) but Lorna is twice as large. Trees consistently produce generous harvests. Suitable for backyard gardens and commercial production. Self Fertile. Freestone. Requires 400-450 hours chilling below 45º F Cold hardy to U.S.D.A. Zone 7. Breeder: Craig Ledbetter - USDA Parlier, CA
    Lorna Apricot (Prunus armenisca sp.) New foliage tinted red.