Wenatchee Moorpark Apricot Rootstock/Size:Lovell Full Size: 5-7 ft. Larger & More Branching (Pruned to 5 ft. for shipping)

Wenatchee Moorpark Apricot Rootstock/Size:Lovell Full Size: 5-7 ft. Larger & More Branching (Pruned to 5 ft. for shipping)Overview Wenatchee Moorpark is a classic apricot cultivar best known for producing large, flavorful fruit in western climates where spring rains and frost often make apricots difficult. Its a high quality, orchard style apricot that earns its reputation in the Pacific Northwest type pattern: cool, wet springs followed by a ripening window that can still deliver excellent eating and preserving fruit when conditions line up. Origin & History Wenatchee

the cultivar’s inclusion in this group supports its classification as well adapted to severe winter conditions

Not to be planted east of the divide in Montana apart from the warmer microclimates in and around Billings

These have withstood -35°F in Kalispell without showing any signs of damage and even blossomed the following year

In South Ural field trials

We’ve noticed that when it comes to cold-climate nectarine growing in Missoula

candy-sweet flavor and its value as a strong pollenizer in hardy plum plantings

nutrient-dense berries and for its strong ornamental value

Frostbite Apple is a cold-hardy dessert apple developed by the University of Minnesota as part of its northern apple breeding program

Flavor is excellent when fully ripe

and it became known under the name “Seckel” after the person/farm associated with its early propagation and distribution

often measured in the mid to high teens Brix range under good growing conditions

often later than many standard cherry varieties