Goldrich

Short description of the species

Botanical name
Goldrich
Latin name
Prunus armeniaca
Variety
Goldrich (Jumbocot, Sungiant)
Scientific name
Malus domestica
Ripening
mid-early
Flowering
Self-incompatible, pollinators: Sundrop, Radka, Harlayne, Harcot, Veecot.
Fruits/bearing
Very large fruits (65–90 g), early, high and regular bearing.
Growth
Moderately vigorous growth, spreading habit, suitable for spindle training.
Health condition
Relatively resistant to frost in flowers (medium to good), especially compared to many other apricot varieties. Tolerant to plum pox (sharka), more sensitive to moniliosis.
Harvest
Harvest from mid-July.
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Interesting

In pomological sources, the name Jumbo Cot (Goldrich) is often used, which means it is the same genetic variety marketed under a different name, similar to the case of Sungiant. In practice, the name Jumbo Cot is mainly used in a commercial or marketing context to highlight the large fruit size of this variety.
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Usage

Best suited for fresh consumption, but overripe fruits are excellent for jam.
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