Fruit characteristics: Glengarry Apricot is a small to medium sized apricot with pale yellow and red blush skin. It is sweet with yellow flesh and is a heavy cropping variety.
Blossoms: Beautiful white blossoms with red centre in Spring.
Pollination Information: Glengarry Apricots are a self fertile variety.
Can they grow in pots? Yes; we recommend planting your Fruit Salad Tree in pots starting in size of around 40 cm in diameter (see our care instructions for more information).
Height: When planted in the ground our multi-grafted Stone Fruit Salad Trees will grow to approximately 3 metres. They can be pruned to around 2m if preferable. They are fantastic to espalier along a fence or wall.
Fruiting Season: November - December
Preferred Climate: Subtropical to Cold. We don't recommend Glengarry Apricot on coastal areas north of Brisbane or tropical areas.
pH Range: 6.5-7.5 pH
Good news, there is a Stone Fruit Salad Tree suitable for all Australian Climates.
To check your climate and the suitability of Stone Fruits for your area, click on our Climate Map.
In general, Tropical / Warm / Temperate climates can grow the tropical varieties of Stone fruits . Cold climates can grow any of the Stone fruit varieties.
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