Looks like I might have Myrobalan plum x apricot and myrobalan x peach hybrids?

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Sorry to hear that. But yes, it has been unusually windy here too the last several days.

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Hi? How you call a Myrobalan Plum x Apricot hybrid? Plumcot or other name?
Thanks!

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Plumcot or I could also use my own traded name.

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Here it is.

I named seedling number one “Jaune Gold”.

Taste: Myrobalan plum with apricot-after taste.

Flesh: Between Myrobalan plum and apricot.

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Awesome looking fruit. Personally I would pass on the “Jaune” part of the name. I know why you went that way, but I think it might have a negative conotation associated with the medical condition jaundice.

Nice to see your seedlings producing such nice fruit. How about a few pics with a quarter for a more effective size comparisson.

Again congrats @itheweatherman.

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They look clingseed, more like plums

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Very nice. How large is the tree or is it a graft?

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Six feet on its own roots.

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