Harcot Apricot

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Prunus armeniaca 'Harcot' – Harcot Apricot

Note: Due to import restrictions, we are unable to ship Harcot Apricot to California and Europe.

Harcot originates from the Harrow Fruit Station in Southern Ontario, Canada. It is frost-hardy and late-blooming, making it more resilient in colder climates. This variety is resistant to brown rot and perennial canker.

The fruit is medium to large with a sweet, juicy, and rich flavor—considered one of the best.

• Spacing: Plant within a 14-foot circle
• USDA Zones: 5–8

Growing Notes:

• When planted alone, fruit set may be low.
• In some regions, fruit can be lost to late frosts, making it not regularly dependable.
• Susceptible to Prunus-related insects and diseases.
• Always a beautiful bloomer in spring.

Plant Characteristics:

• Pest Resistance: Poor
• Disease Resistance: Fair
• Drought Tolerance: Fair
• Heat Tolerance: Good
• Humidity Tolerance: Fair
• Sun Tolerance: Excellent
• Wet Soil Tolerance: Poor
• Shade Tolerance: Poor
• No Spray: Poor
• Salt Tolerance: Poor
• Fresh for Kids: Excellent
• Deer Resistance: Fair
• Thorns: No
• Plant Type: Tree
• Soil Type: Adaptable
• Self-Fertile: Yes

This information is accurate to the best of our knowledge. Comments and feedback are always welcome!