Collection: Fruit & Nut Trees
Invest in a fruit or nut tree for years of rewards!
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Bare Root Trees
For the best success, be sure to choose a tree that will...
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Potted Fruit Trees
Looking for a way to enjoy fresh fruit from your garden all...
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Multi-Graft Trees
Multi-graft fruit trees are a type of tree that has multiple types...
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Citrus Trees
Citrus trees come in a variety of types, including lime, lemon, grapefruit,...
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Bare Root Apple Trees
Generally late blooming, apple trees need full sun, well-drained soil, and moderate...
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Apricot Trees
One of the earliest ripening fruits. Blooms very early; may be challenging...
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Bare Root Cherry Trees
Our Bare Root Cherry TreesCherries are a practical fruit for home orchards...
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Persimmon Trees
Persimmon trees are a beautiful tree in the late fall when fruit...
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Mulberry Trees
Our Bare Root Mulberry TreesMulberry trees are native to tropical climates and...
Bare Root Trees
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Apricot Trees
One of the earliest ripening fruits. Blooms very early; may be challenging...
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Aprium Trees (Apricot x Plum Hybrid)
What is an Apruim? Apriums are a cross between an apricot and...
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Bare Root Apple Trees
Generally late blooming, apple trees need full sun, well-drained soil, and moderate...
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Bare Root Cherry Trees
Our Bare Root Cherry TreesCherries are a practical fruit for home orchards...
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Jujube Trees
Jujube fruit (Ziziphus jujuba Mill.), also know as Chinese date, is native...
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Mulberry Trees
Our Bare Root Mulberry TreesMulberry trees are native to tropical climates and...
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Multi-Graft Trees
Multi-graft fruit trees are a type of tree that has multiple types...
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Nectarine Trees
Our Bare Root Nectarine Trees Excellent eating nectarine fruit that is like...
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Bare Root Peach Trees
Why buy our bare root peach trees? Almost all of our bare...
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Pear Trees
Pear trees (genus Pyrus) exhibit significant diversity, with Western and Eastern cultivars each showcasing...
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Persimmon Trees
Persimmon trees are a beautiful tree in the late fall when fruit...
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Plum Trees
Use fresh, canned, dried into prunes or in jams or jellies. Good...
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Plumcot Trees (Plum x Apricot Hybrid)
Plumcots are some of the sweetest stone fruits (with 16-24 Brix) which...
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Walnut Trees
English walnut trees (Juglans regia), also called Persian Walnut, are the standard...
Potted Fruit and Nut Trees
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Almond Trees
Popular nut with a long-history in the Central Valley of California. Almonds...
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Goji Berries
Traditional Chinese medicine has used parts of the entire goji berry plant...
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Olive Trees
Our Olive Trees Cure your own harvested olives in your home garden....
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Pomegranate Trees
Pomegranate trees are sub-tropical fruit and drought tolerant. The sweetest develop when...
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Avocado Trees
Avocado trees are a tropical tree that grows well in zones 9-10...
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Citrus Trees
Citrus trees come in a variety of types, including lime, lemon, grapefruit,...
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Potted Fruit Trees
Looking for a way to enjoy fresh fruit from your garden all...
Planting Supplies
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Growing Mediums
Provide your plants organic soil or soilless mix for seed starting (Quickroot)...
Tree Maintenance & Care
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Fruit Tree Fertilizers
Our fruit tree fertilizers are organic, natural, and at the heart of...
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Harvesting Equipment
Whether you are a small hobby farmer or manage a large-scale operation,...
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Orchard Mason Bees
Bees are essential for pollination–Mason bees, honey bees, leafcutter bees and more....
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Collection: Why Purchase a Bare Root Fruit Tree?
In late December we will have over 25,000 bare root trees in stock, and over 150 varieties to choose from. Our bare root fruit trees are very affordable and almost all of our bare root trees are 2-years-old and 5/8" in diameter, meaning you'll get fruit sooner! And we guarantee our bare root trees will leaf out by May 15th!
How to Choose the Perfect Tree?
For the best success, be sure to choose a tree that will grow in your USDA zone and has an appropriate number of chill hours for your climate. If a pollinator is needed for the tree, make sure it is planted within 50 feet of your tree and will bloom at the same time. Finally, choose your desired harvest intervals (all at once for canning, or spread out for fresh eating)!
