Bare root season is now in full swing. We have our fruit trees in stock now and are selling briskly. Bare root shade trees will be in within a couple of weeks and a few more miscellaneous fruit trees. We will also have some bare root lilacs available in a couple of weeks. Bare root berries, and vegetables such as artichokes and asparagus are also available now. Blueberries, figs, and pomegranates in pots are in as well. We have free coffee or hot chocolate or tea during bare root season. Most standard sized fruit trees are $22.00 and most semi-dwarf fruit trees are $25.00. There are exceptions. Complete price lists for bare root fruit trees and bare root shade trees are available at the nursery or via email by request. Bare root season goes now through the end of February. The selection of fruit trees is very large, but don’t wait till the end of the season to shop. Once a variety is sold out, it is gone until next year’s bare root season. At the end of February, the trees that are left, which should be few, are potted up and sold later in the year and the price …

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Our bare root fruit trees are all in. We just finished heeling in the standard size today and will be finishing the semi-dwarf tomorrow. Shop early for the best selection. If you would like a price list, email me and I can send one to you via email. It’s an excellent time to get your fruit trees in. The selection is great right now. Open 9-5 Monday Through Saturday, 10-4 Sunday. Closed Christmas Eve, Christmas Day and New Years Day.

Bare Root Fruit Trees should be ready for sale on December 21st. They are due in on the 19th and it takes us a couple of days to get them sorted and heeled in and ready to sell. Sorry for the delay. Shipping schedule was changed.

All of the bare root roses are now in and ready for sale. $18.00 each for bare root bush or climber roses. If you would rather take it in the pot, they are $21.00. 36″ Tree Roses $40.00 each. 36″ Twofer Tree Roses $45.00 (Two varieties on one tree) 24″ Tree Roses $29.50 each. Bare Root Fruit Trees are due in later this week. We will be working on getting them sorted and heeled in and ready as soon as they arrive. Please call ahead before coming in for bare root fruit trees to verify that they have been received. I will send an additional email when they are in. Bush Roses $18.00 ea. bare root. $21.00 ea. in pot. 36″ Tree Roses $40.00 ea. 36″ Twofer Tree Roses $45.00 ea. 24″ Tree Roses $29.50 ea.

Blueberries $11.00 ea. Bluecrop, Blueray, Misty, O’Neal, Pink Lemonade, South Moon, Top Hat When planting blueberries add soil sulfur or acid fertilizer to create an acidic environment they require. Use 8 oz. for each plant. Soil Sulfur 2.5# bag. $8.39 Use 1 cup of Down To Earth organic acid fertilizer for each plant. A 1 lb. box is $3.29 and will do 2.5 plants. Pomegranates $16.00 – Eversweet, Parfianka, Pink Satin, Wonderful. Figs $19.00 – Black Jack, Black Mission, Brown Turkey, Conodria, Kadota. Currants, Hinnonmaki Red – $13.00 Gooseberry, Pixwell – $13.00 Kiwi, Hardy Male & Hardy Red Female – $17.00 Hops, Cascade & Centennial – $11.00 Olive, Mission – $16.00 Mulberry, Dwarf Black Fruiting – $16.00 Chester Thornless Blackberry, Olallie Blackberry, Boysenberry – $6.85 ea. Heritage Raspberry, Canby Red Raspberry, Fall Gold Raspberry – $4.85 ea. Artichokes, Greeen Globe – $4.95 ea. Artichoke, Jerusulem – $1.75 ea. Asparagus – $9.95 per bundle of 10 Rhubarb, Victoria Cherry – $4.00 ea.

The month of October was a bit warm this year and it has taken a while for fall weather to arrive but it feels like it is finally here. Fall is the best time for planting trees and shrubs. Take advantage of the cooler weather and the soon to be a bit wetter ground if you are wanting to plant trees and shrubs. It is the perfect time for planting. Dormant Spray on Fruit Trees This month you will need to be thinking about spraying your first dormant spray on your fruit trees to prevent leaf curl. Use liquid copper and horticultural oil to spray the trees when they are dormant. Looking at the orchard here at the nursery, it looks like about 3 weeks or so and they will need their first spraying. Once the trees have lost their leaves is when you want to do your first application. You will do two more applications after for a total of three. Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Valentines Day are easy dates to remember. But you have to watch the weather and the trees. Sometime they will not have lost all of their leaves by Thanksgiving and if we get a warm …

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