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At one point in time, most of Los Altos was apricot orchards. Subdivisions were built mainly in the 50s and 60s so before those came along, most of the land was agricultural with lots of apricot orchards. In fact, one of the last remaining orchards is located at the Civic Center. There are a few other lots around Los Altos with a few apricot orchards. A few trees remain as well. The home I grew up in on Parma Way had an original apricot tree in the bank yard. A few more locations include:
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4 Comments on Where are the apricots in Los Altos?
I totally LOVE apricots from Los Altos...hard to get on the East Coast.
Bryan ... My sister-in-law lives on Rose Lane. We have enjoyed apricots from their trees for many many years! You have a lovely community!
I'm SO looking forward to my trip to the west coast... I always bring back lots of great fruit.
Bryan, here in my town of San Leandro, CA. we have Cherry trees galore! maybe we can exchange some fruit down the road. Thank you for organizing the AR meeting in Fremont today, we had fun and it was nice to meet fellow ARainers in person and share a drink. Looking forward to the next one!
Antonio
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