Apricot Tree - Westcot Apple While they don't spread and

While they don't spread and multiply on there own like other invasive plants

making this one of the most common commercially planted varieties

with a rich

with a loose pyramidal shape and ornamental peeling white bark

Has very aggressive roots

Apricot Tree - Westcot Apple While they don't spread andHardiness: Zone 3. Size: Tree up to 13 ft. Planting: Full Sun, good soil. Fruit: Golden yellow fruit 3,5 4. 5 cm in size. Pollination: Partially Self fertile (does better with pollinator) Use: Excellent for fresh eating and preserves. Ripening: Late July Early August Pot: 5 gal, 5 6ft plant Slightly larger fruit that other hardy apricot variety with fruit that is freestone. (meaning the pit is easy to remove and not affixed)