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Re: Fruit trees
[Re: jaredhunts]
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11/24/16 05:36 PM
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Remington270
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February would be my guess. Yep, early spring when all is still dormant.
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Re: Fruit trees
[Re: Cactus_buck]
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11/25/16 04:13 AM
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alabama
BhamFred
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alabama
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Dec/Jan/Feb will work fine
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Re: Fruit trees
[Re: Cactus_buck]
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11/25/16 07:39 AM
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Marshall County
FurFlyin
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I have had my best luck planting bear root trees in early January. It's cold enough that a few warm days won't make the tree try to break dormancy and it's far enough from spring that the roots can start to establish.
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Re: Fruit trees
[Re: FurFlyin]
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11/25/16 11:14 AM
11/25/16 11:14 AM
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South Alabama
Deerslayer33
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I have had my best luck planting bear root trees in early January. It's cold enough that a few warm days won't make the tree try to break dormancy and it's far enough from spring that the roots can start to establish. Where did you get your bare root trees from?
“Are you gonna pull them pistols or whistle Dixie”. - Josey Wales
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Re: Fruit trees
[Re: Cactus_buck]
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11/30/16 06:43 AM
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Andalusia, Al. Covington Co.
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You can plant them anytime, while they are dormant.
I get most of mine from local nurseries/dealers, or order some online from Stark Bros or Willis Orchards.
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Re: Fruit trees
[Re: Cactus_buck]
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01/04/17 07:07 PM
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Andalusia, Al. Covington Co.
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I should clarify...since most fruit trees are shipped/purchased as bare root trees, but not all.
Bare root is a tree that dug up from where it was growing...when you get it, it won't be "bare root"...it'll be in a bag with wet sawdust or other material around the roots. Bare root trees should only be planted when the tree is dormant.
Potted trees, on the other hand, can pretty much be planted anytime. Planting them in the summer might stress the tree a little (ie, you might see a little wilt), but it would bounce back.
Any tree, regardless of whether it's potted or bare root when planted, should be thoroughly watered in and staked to prevent movement in the wind while it's trying to establish new roots.
Well behaved women never make history.~ Out back
Quit laughing...I think I broke something.
Fifteen is my limit on Schnitzen-Gruben, Baby...
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Re: Fruit trees
[Re: Cactus_buck]
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01/15/17 12:06 PM
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South AL
bman53
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South AL
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The Wildlife group is a great place to get them if you want local. They are near Montgomery and they ship. I planted mine middle of December.
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Re: Fruit trees
[Re: bman53]
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02/03/17 07:30 AM
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Coosa County
Turkey
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Coosa County
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The Wildlife group is a great place to get them if you want local. They are near Montgomery and they ship. I planted mine middle of December. Now is the time and these are great guys to deal with. I've planted their wildlife package, as well as sawtooth oaks, chestnuts, plums, and Fuyu persimmons, blackberries and blueberries with very little fallout. Since we bought our place and started planting, I've dealt with 4 nurseries. These guys have easily been the best to deal with.
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