Katy Apricot trees ripen late May to early June and require roughly 350 chill hours(16-21 days of 45 degrees F. or below). Katy Apricots are self fertile but generally do better if provided with a cross pollinator. The Katy Apricot tree is extremely productive and the fruit is boxed up by growers during early Summer for shipment to grocery markets. Because the Katy apricot contains lots of sugar, it is a valuable fruit for drying to be eaten in the future, when no fresh fruit is available.
Apricot Tree Video Ect. WALB-TV Apricot, Cherry and Persimmon Tree
| Recommended USDA zones for Katy Apricot Trees: [Prunus armeniaca] | | Zone 5 | (-10° to -5° ) | | Zone 6 | (-5° to 5° ) | | Zone 7 | (5° to 10° ) | | Zone 8 | (10° to 20° ) | | Zone 9 | (20° to 30° ) |
Recommended States to grow Katy Apricot Trees
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Delivery Time: Deciduous Fruit Trees ordered during their current shipping season (usually December through April) are shipped dormant within ten days of the date of order, weather dependent. The actual delivery time will usually be within four to seven days following the date of shipping by Ty Ty Plant Nursery. Delivery time can not be guaranteed, if a package needs to arrive prior to a specific date please note in the comment section of the order or contact Ty Ty Nursery by telephone during normal business hours.
Shipping Method: UPS Ground and Motor Freight if the proper arrangements have been made by the customer prior to shipping. Shipping costs do apply on Motor Freight shipments, not covered by any sales promotions.
*1 Year Free Plantsurance Policy is void on any shipment outside of recommended zones, and/or when the shipping is authorized by the customer during below freezing temperatures.
If plants are listed by gallon size the plant will be removed from container and have the majority of the dirt removed to allow for the best shipping.
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