Seasonal Information

 January 2025 Update:

We are currently shipping our heirloom bareroot fruit trees to milder USDA climate zones! If you haven't already ordered, now is the time. We ship our fruit trees according to USDA zone and if you live in a region where the ground isn’t frozen, the trees should be planted at the earliest available ship date during the winter. Many folks confuse “garden planting” with bareroot planting. Bareroot trees must be planted while they are dormant and long before the last frost date for your area, a few months before you would typically plant a garden. This allows for early root development to ensure a well-anchored tree that is able to support vigorous top growth in the spring. These newly planted dormant trees will benefit from the higher water table in the soil produced by winter rains. If you live in colder climates (USDA zones 3-6) we ship March-April during the appropriate time frame for your zone.

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