Harlayne Apricot Tree – Atlantic Canada
The Harlayne Apricot Tree is a dependable, cold-hardy variety well suited for growers in Prince Edward Island, Nova Scotia, and New Brunswick. Known for its productivity and late-season ripening, Harlayne is an excellent choice for extending the apricot harvest in cooler climates.
This variety produces medium-sized apricots with bright orange skin and a moderate red blush. The fruit has a pleasant, balanced flavor and is well suited for both fresh eating and processing, including baking, preserves, and freezing.
Harlayne is valued for its strong resistance to perennial canker, brown rot, and bacterial spot, making it a reliable option for home orchards and backyard growers across Atlantic Canada. Fruit typically ripens in late August, offering a later harvest than many other apricot varieties.
Product Highlights:
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Cold hardy and highly productive
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Medium-sized orange fruit with red blush
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Suitable for fresh eating and processing
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Resistant to perennial canker, brown rot, and bacterial spot
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Ripens in late August
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Well suited for PEI, Nova Scotia, and New Brunswick




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