Gold Kist Apricot Size:Semi Dwarf (2'-3') The flower petals or buds

The flower petals or buds can be dried to add to tea

Rubus idaeus 'Heritage'

early-blooming variety with an abundance of light blue fruit

Similar to the favored Bartlett

it's sure to make your yard the envy of the neighborhood

Gold Kist Apricot Size:Semi Dwarf (2'-3') The flower petals or budsPrunus armenica 'Gold Kist' These plum sized, orange, freestone fruits, originally from California in the 1960's, are the first apricots to ripen each season. The firm orange flesh is delicious eaten fresh or dried. What a great way to extend your harvest! Only 300 chill hours needed to reliably bloom and set large quantities of fruit. Especially well suited for warm climates. Blooms early; not for growers with variable spring weather. Hardy to USDA