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Robada Apricot on Myrobalan (Spring 2025)


Robada is a large apricot developed in Fresno, CA.

Robada was developed in Fresno, CA. The goal of the program was to produce a new variety that was larger and more flavorful than most of the apricots that were currently being grown. The fruit is orange with an orange flesh. The flavor is considered to be excellent.

It has done very well in zone 5 at Red Jacket Orchards in Geneva, NY. It is not suitable for zone 4.  Robada is probably not self-fruitful and therefore, requires another variety for cross pollination.

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Robada was developed in Fresno, CA. The goal of the program was to produce a new variety that was larger and more flavorful than most of the apricots that were currently being grown. The fruit is orange with an orange flesh. The flavor is considered to be excellent.

It has done very well in zone 5 at Red Jacket Orchards in Geneva, NY. It is not suitable for zone 4.  Robada is probably not self-fruitful and therefore, requires another variety for cross pollination.


The Fruit

Fruit Type

Category: Apricot
Subcategory:

Fruit Uses & Storage

Uses:
Storage duration: (approximate, depending on storage conditions)

Fruit Appearance

Skin color: orange
Flesh color: orange

Fruit Origins

Parentage:
Origin:
Introduced in:
Introduced by:

The Environment

Calendar & Geography

USDA zones: -
Chill hours: Not yet determined
Ripening date: Dec 31 (approximate, in New York State) d days after Harcot

Tree Height & Spacing

glossary

Rootstock: Myrobalan Rootstock
Rootstock size class: Standard (100% Size)
Tree spacing: See details
Good for wildlife planting? N

Diseases & Pests

glossary

Robada Apricot on Myrobalan does not have any diseases or pests associated with it at this time.

Pollination

Pollination Factors

glossary

Bloom group:
Is it self-fertile? N
Is it fertile? Y
Rootstock size class: Standard (100% Size)

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Apricots are not part of our search tool given various complexities. Please see our Pollenizer Search to run other queries and read how the application uses various factors. Also read more about fruit tree pollination.






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