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Planting your own fruit trees is a great way to increase the edibles in your yard, provide a food source for pollinators, and a beautiful addition to the landscape. Bareroot fruit trees are an affordable option for Spring planting. These trees are locally grown and are grafted on cold hardy, semi-dwarf root stock.
Please be aware that most fruit trees require another tree of the same species, but different variety, in order to cross-pollinate.
This is a bareroot product: there is no soil on the roots, and requires immediate planting.
Tree height is 4 to 5 feet tall.
***This is not a shippable product. Pickup is at the nursery the last week of April, and first week of May.
Bareroot ordering has started for Spring 2025
Excellent fresh or for cooking; keeps well. Popular variety from upper New York State. ..
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Scab resisitant cultivar, that is a strong and vigorous tree. Dark red fruit, prolific in number...
Excellent fresh; ripens mid to late September. Cross pollinates with: Cortland, Liberty, Ida Red..
This is a Mcintosh hybrid that is crisp, sweet and juicy. This variety is resistant to scab, fair..
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This is one big apple! One apple weighs about one pound, almost enough to make a pie! Diseas..
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Rich, sweet hardy variety for the Eastern Ontario area. Self-fertile, however produces more when ..
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Peach 'Contender' Contender Peach produces large fruits that have a small pit and excel..
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It is winter hardy, disease resistant and has few split-pits. The fruit have an attractive red blush..
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Peach 'Intrepid' The sweet, yellow-fleshed fruit from this tree is a great choice for baking as w..
Harrow Crisp is an attractive early-season pear. It ripens at the same time as Bartlett, and h..
One of the earliest ripening plums of the season, in July. Freestone, medium-sized, firm and sweet t..
