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Apricot Pollinators
Most varieties are self fertile, plants will always fruit better and produce heavier, more regular crops if pollinated by another tree - either the same or a different variety.
Double grafts are available and these have been specially designed for their ability to pollinate each other, hence you only require one tree.


Cultivar
Aprigold Dwarf
Pollinator
Self fertile

Cultivar
Castlebright
Pollinator
Self fertile but best with more than one tree.

Cultivar
Cluthagold
Pollinator
Sundrop, Moorpark

Cultivar
Cluthalate
Pollinator
Self fertile

Cultivar
Earliril
Pollinator
Sundrop

Cultivar
Fitzroy
Pollinator
Self fertile

Cultivar
Garden Annie Dwarf
Pollinator
Self fertile

Cultivar
Goldbar
Pollinator
Self fertile - Good companion/pollinator for most other varieties

Cultivar
Goldrich
Pollinator
Earliril

Cultivar
Goldstrike
Pollinator
Goldbar

Cultivar
Katy Cot
Pollinator
Self fertile

Cultivar
Moorpark
Pollinator
Self fertile

Cultivar
Newcastle
Pollinator
Sundrop, Goldbar

Cultivar
Royal Rosa
Pollinator
Self fertile

Cultivar
Sundrop
Pollinator
Trevatt, Goldbar.  Good companion/pollinator for most other varieties

Cultivar
Tomcot
Pollinator
Self fertile 

Cultivar
Trevatt
Pollinator
Self fertile 

Cultivar
Trevatt
Pollinator
Self fertile

Cultivar
Trigems
Pollinator
Self fertile

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