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The 'Mesch Mesch Amrah' plumcot-always one of our favorite fruits-is about to burst with new leaves and a few blooms.— Fruits and Votes
Through cross-breeding, hybridization and grafting, he introduced scores of new plant varieties, including: Shasta daisies; the "plumcot," a cross between the apricot and the plum; and spineless cacti.— Catholic Online > Daily Readings
There is still no sign of bud break on the usual first-bloomers: the Mesch Mesch Amrah plumcot, Newcstle apricot, Flavor Delight aprium, or Tropic Snow peach.— Fruits and Votes
Food and Dining Has anyone ever tried a 'plumcot' or a 'peacharine'?— Answerbag: Latest Questions in Question Categories
He combined many vegetables and fruits, creating the tangelo, the plumcot, the white blackberry, and the variety of potato used to make french fries in McDonald's.
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