Puget Gold Apricot Size:Dwarf (4'-5') slightly russetted with excellent keeping

slightly russetted with excellent keeping quality prior to milling

they are then left to blett in a cool lighted place until soft and ripe

The well formed tree produces yellow fruit with red dots and a rich

it will ripen both the bountiful first (breba) crop in July and the second smaller (main) crop in November

The flavor is somewhat like a cross between blueberry and blackberry

Puget Gold Apricot Size:Dwarf (4'-5') slightly russetted with excellent keepingPrunus armenica 'Puget Gold' Officially named and introduced by Washington State University (WSU). Puget Gold is capable of setting and sizing up fruit in cool, wet spring weather and short, cool summers, where all other varieties fail although it's not a reliable producer every year. This adaptable variety produces large, elongated fruit of very good flavor. The tree blooms in early Spring and the fruit ripens in early August. A naturally petite