Harlayne Apricot Rootstock/Size:Manchurian Full Size: 3-4 ft.Although we have grown Harlayne for about 5 years now, we had issues with it at one of our grow sites and therefore we do not have a whole lot of experience with it, or the fruit. So everything here is second hand: Overview Harlayne Apricot is a fairly cold climate apricot from the Harrow Research Station (Agriculture Canada AAFC) in Harrow, Ontario, introduced in 1980 by breeder Richard E. C. Layne. Its published parentage is the cross V51092 Sun
The flavor is described as intensely rich
seed-grown sea buckthorn naturally averages about 50% male and 50% female
Hyslop represents a unique genetic individual preserved through grafting
These are apricots that are more so commercial cultivars in nature whose ancestry mainly comes from Europe
and high eating quality in the “European plum” style
then either you could possibly try Gold (has survived -38F)
plant with Cavendish for improved pollination and yield
Hardy to -50F or colder—possibly even -60F
Because these are open-pollinated seedlings
Toka is the classic “bubblegum plum
Goldrich is widely grown in cooler apricot regions and is often considered a benchmark for large
Bud 118 is a vigorous semi-dwarf that typically finishes closer to a semi-standard footprint than a tight dwarf system