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Stark Brothers. This exclusive introduction from Stark Bro's of Louisiana, Missouri has an added bonus in that each freestone pit may be broken open to harvest an almond-like kernel which can be used as an almond substitute in cooking or eaten whole as a snack. This cultivar features white flowers in very early spring followed by freestone apricots which ripen in mid July in USDA Zone 5. This dwarf apricot is ideal for smaller spaces because it is a small tree and is self-pollinating.
