Technical Abstract: ‘Bolaroja’ and ‘Primarosa’ are two new high-color mid season apricots developed by the Agricultural Research Service Prunus breeding program in Parlier, California, and released for propagation in 2009. These new cultivars are self-incompatible and require other cultivars to facilitate pollination and fruit set. With appropriate pollenizers, both new apricots are extremely productive. ‘Bolaroja’ fruit mature with the major tonnage cultivar ‘Castlebrite,’ with ‘Primarosa’ beginning to ripen as ‘Bolaroja’ completes its harvest period. ‘Primarosa’ harvest typically ends prior to the beginning of ‘Lorna’ apricot. At commercial maturity, sun exposed fruit of ‘Bolaroja’ acquire a strong pink overcolor with dense dark orange flesh, while ‘Primarosa’ fruit are bi-colored; having a strong red blush on sun exposed surfaces over a bright orange skin color. Fruit of both new cultivars have an acceptable postharvest life at commercial maturity and fruit quality has had a favorable reception from limited consumer trials.