Apricot trees for sub-tropics (forum)

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I am looking for a low chill apricot tree /varieties/ source that will grow in subtropical areas ie no frost. One possible variety seems to be Glengary but it seems unavailable. Can anyone suggest other varieteies or sources?

Time: 9th July 2008 3:35pm

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John says...
Newcastle is the parent of Glengarry.

Time: 9th July 2008 5:49pm

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ammoh says...
Glengarry is v. inferior ,small and splits with freckle disease ;stongly suggest others.

Time: 9th July 2008 6:40pm

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John says...
yeah, it sucks but its low chill.

Time: 10th July 2008 1:29pm

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Phil says...
"Sundrop" is a newly introduced variety which can handle warmer winters, although it needs "Trevatt" as a pollinator. I'd also give "Garden Annie", "Katy Cot", "Morocco" and "Newcastle" a go as they all have a low winter chill requirement - that is if you can find them!

Time: 17th July 2008 11:34am

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Anonymous says...
Any ideas where you can get these cultivars?

Time: 17th July 2008 8:15pm

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Phil says...
Heritage fruits might be able to help you track down these varieties
www.permaculturemelbourne.org.au

Time: 17th July 2008 9:20pm

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