Golden Amber's are large and have a light orange skin. They have a prolonged progressive period of almost 30 days and a similar ripening period. Golden Amber's are pit burn resistant and ripen mid-June through mid-July.

Goldkist's are an excellent backyard apricot for warm winter climates. They are self-fertile and ripen in early June, 3-4 weeks before Royal.

Katy's are large, all-purpose, flavorful freestones. Tree-ripe fruit is sub-acidic (not tart). They are favorites for warm winter climates. Katy's are self-fertile and ripen approximately the same time as Goldkists.

Royal,s are all-purpose, freestone, sweet , aromatic and flavorful. They are the longtime #1 apricot in California. Royal's are self-fertile with an early bloom and late June harvest in Central California.