dbltree
Super Moderator
Miller Nurseries have a good selection of dwarf and semi-dwarf apple trees, if you want production asap.
http://www.millernurseries.com/
http://www.millernurseries.com/
ibohunt65
Professional food plotter
I think it is tytyga.com nursery in GA. They have 5, 15,and 25 glln trees and will ship bare root. Prices aren't too bad. I am trying some arkansa blacks and some braeburns. The wildlife group has 4ft trees. Yates, arkansas black and they also have a keiffer pear that I'm going to try this spring.
JNRBRONC
Well-Known Member
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Miller Nurseries have a good selection of dwarf and semi-dwarf apple trees, if you want production asap.
http://www.millernurseries.com/
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Their website does not do them justice. I recieve the mailing catalog, in which there is a "disease resistant" package offering. It is four trees that resist (not immune to!) common diseases. Assuming that you don't want to hassle too much with spraying your apple trees, I might suggest this package. Then again, I doubt if the deer care if the fruit is blemished!
One of the varieties in this package is Jonafree: Miller Jonafree
I think another member of the package is Macfree. Another tree I might consider is Haralson: Minnesota A variety that supposedly breaks limbs yearly with it's prolific fruit set. In the timber, who cares if it looks nasty from breaking limbs and those limbs that fall are within the deer's reach. Maybe one of the better things to come out of Minnesota?
Miller Nurseries have a good selection of dwarf and semi-dwarf apple trees, if you want production asap.
http://www.millernurseries.com/
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Their website does not do them justice. I recieve the mailing catalog, in which there is a "disease resistant" package offering. It is four trees that resist (not immune to!) common diseases. Assuming that you don't want to hassle too much with spraying your apple trees, I might suggest this package. Then again, I doubt if the deer care if the fruit is blemished!
One of the varieties in this package is Jonafree: Miller Jonafree
I think another member of the package is Macfree. Another tree I might consider is Haralson: Minnesota A variety that supposedly breaks limbs yearly with it's prolific fruit set. In the timber, who cares if it looks nasty from breaking limbs and those limbs that fall are within the deer's reach. Maybe one of the better things to come out of Minnesota?
dbltree
Super Moderator
I noticed also that this nursery (loacted between Muscatine and Burlington) has a good dwarf apple tree. Note that it is cedar rust resisitant which is extremely important in this country!
http://www.redfernfarm.com/
http://www.redfernfarm.com/