Fruit Bearing Trees

Fruit Bearing Bushes

High Bush

Blueberries.

Gooseberries.

Raspberry Cane.

Blackberries.

Crandall Red

Lake Currants.

Rhubarb.

Your fruit trees need fertilizer.

Fruit trees require a light application of 10-10-10 fertilizer in the spring. We recommend using about 4 ounces of fertilizer per square yard.

For young fruit trees the time to put out fertilizer is mid May. For young trees we recommend you repeat this application in mid July.

After you plant your fruit trees.

Planting a fruit tree is just a beginning. You must nurture fruit trees for at least a year, keeping weeds away, using mulch, providing adequate moisture. protecting the fruit tree from insects and diseases.

All of your fruit trees need a pollinator except stellar cherry. If you do not already have apple trees you will need 2 varieties. Gravenstein is not a good pollinator. You will need 2 different varieties of plum or 2 pear trees.

The first year is crutial in establishing your tree. Fruit trees should be planted 20 feet apart and require good drainage.

$17.95

$14.95

$4.95

$11.95

per dozen

$14.95

$19.95

$39.95

Common Name

Price

Bartlett Pears	$39.95
Clapp Pears	$39.95
Gravestein Apples	$39.95
Paula Red Apples	$39.95
Cortland Apples	$39.95
Northern Spy Apples	$39.95
Sweet Cherry	$39.95
Burbank Plum	$39.95
Vanier Plum	$39.95

A few tips from your fruit tree specialists.

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All fruit trees and shrubs vary in price and include a 1 year warranty from the date of purchase at regular price.

Flowering & Evergreen Shrubs

Fruit Bearing Trees & Bushes

Therefore, please keep your receipt for 1 year.

Flowering & Evergreen Trees

Fruit trees, and fruit bushes add color and fragrance to your yard or garden. Pick your own fruit by planting your own fruit trees and fruit bushes.