Fruit Trees for the
Backyard Fruit Grower.

Why you need to trim newly planted fruit trees.

Grandpa will explain why you need to cut off some of that big, beautiful bareroot tree after planting.

Tilton Apricot

Prunus armeniaca 'Tilton'

Grandpa's Choice™ Tilton apricot is an excellent variety for drying and canning. It has medium to small, golden-yellow fruit with a dark red blush and a distinctive flavor. It is a great for canning and drying.

Pricing

Height

15-25 Feet

Spread

10-15 Feet

Homeowner Growing and Maintenance Tips

Tilton is self-fruitful and is a great pollinator for other varieties.

A Little History

Tilton and Chinese are varieties that Grandpa's friends in Washington and the western areas liked and di well for them.

USDA Hardiness Zone 5-8

Characteristics & Attributes

Bloom Character

•	Excellent pollinizer
•	Self-fertile
•	Early blooming

Fruit Characteristics

•	Freestone
•	Medium size fruit

Growth Rate/Habit

•	Average vigor
•	Very productive

Harvest Period

•	Early season

Other Attributes

•	Aromatic
•	Sweet

Site Requirements

•	Winter hardy

Skill Required

•	Average skill

Uses

•	Canning or freezing
•	Cooking or baking
•	Good for drying
•	High dessert quality