The EA 5012 tree has an oval, semi-upright crown and reaches a height of 3.0–3.5 meters. The variety is characterized by early flowering and the ability to fruit on all types of wood. Grafting onto a wild apricot rootstock provides the tree with good drought tolerance; however, the variety is not recommended for cultivation on heavy clay soils.
The round-oval fruits weigh 60–80 g and have firm orange skin with a red blush covering 25 to 60% of the surface. The juicy and aromatic flesh contains 16–18° Brix, and the stone separates well. The fruits are suitable for fresh consumption, freezing, and canning, and maintain their commercial quality in storage for up to two weeks.
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