Goldcot Apricot Tree - Cold hardy apricot! (2 years old and 3-4 feet tall.)

Goldcot apricots are quite large and juicy, with bright golden-yellow skin adorned by red speckles. Goldcot is both self-pollinating and additionally an extremely heavy fruit producer! They contain a classic apricot flavor and are best eaten fresh off the tree. They were developed in Michigan to withstand harsh Midwestern winters and to put on rapid growth through the hot summers, making them an excellent choice of apricot for home orchards all over the country! What’s great about the Goldcot tree? Goldcot fruit is widely regarded as having a classic apricot flavor. Goldcot has no trouble withstanding harsh northern winters! In fact, the variety was developed in the harsh winters of Michigan so you can be sure it will thrive where others won’t! Goldcot is both a heavy and early producer.  Goldcot is self pollinating!   Cold Hardiness Zones 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 Min. Temperature -30° F, (-35° C) Self-Pollinating Yes Botanical Name Prunus armeniaca 'Goldcot' Mature Height (ft.)