Looking for nursery recommendations for fruit trees. Appreciate it.
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Forvols
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Mail order I have used Burpee/stark brothers/gurney. Im waiting on blueberry and raspberry plants I ordered from Gurney this year. I have not ordered any fruit trees. But I think I will get a couple of dwarf apple trees in the fall.
WanderingNomad
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https://www.centuryfarmorchards.com
these guys were great to deal with and trees look very nice when I got them. Lots of new and old school varieties to pick from.
these guys were great to deal with and trees look very nice when I got them. Lots of new and old school varieties to pick from.
I noticed Lowes in Paris has trees for sale. I believe these come with a one year warranty.
For human consumption or wildlife?
eyeseeker
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I have had good luck with Willis orchard. They have native apples and native pears at $4 a piece if you buy 10
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Cumberland Valley Nursery in McMinnville is who I use for commercial varieties. They have probably 60 peach varieties and supply a good number of orchards in Georgia/SC. They are old school and have to do catalogue, phone, send a check. Around $5-7 for most trees.
Chapman
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I have got blueberries and blackberries from here, good quality.
www.simmonsplantfarm.com
Simmons Plant Farm | Family Owned & Operated Since 1944
Simmons Plant Farm is family owned and operated. All plants are grown by the Simmons Family. That's why we say "buy from the grower and save money".
www.simmonsplantfarm.com
Not really for human consumption but I've had really good luck with Nativ Nurseries. Received good trees and have had good results with their fall bareroot American Persimmons, Deer Pear, Wild Crab Apple and Mexican Plum. I have soft mast in my orchards along with my Dunstan chestnuts. My timber is 70% White Oak.
