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 For the best price and selection buy your fruit trees bareroot in January and February. Bareroot plants offer not just a price advantage; they adapt more easily to our native soils than container-grown plants. Young trees are easily pruned at planting time to create a low scaffold and a small, manageable tree. Explore the possibilities of garden-fresh fruit from your own backyard: attend one of our January pruning seminars or pick up a Backyard Fruit Trees handout at the front counter. – Ann Backyard Fruit Trees Handout
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