Apricot 'Wenatchee Moorpark' (Prunus armeniaca) Smother and how to get started

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It is prized for its large heart-shaped or arrow-shaped leaves

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Apricot 'Wenatchee Moorpark' (Prunus armeniaca) Smother and how to get startedA very cold hardy variety, suitable for climates with unpredictable springs, like we have in Western Oregon and Washington. The fruit has bright yellow orange skin and flesh and are delicious fresh, dried or canned. Fruit ripens from July to August. Self fertile but benefits from cross pollination Tree average 15' in height at maturity.