03-14-2008, 05:04 AM
http://www.baylaurelnursery.com/
These folks have a lot of "low chill" fruit tree varieties as well as blueberries and other berry bushes - HOWEVER - they have finished shipping the bare root trees for this year so you'd have to wait for next year to order.
We got an order of fruit trees from these folks this year as well as some of the bare root fruit trees from Paradise Plants which came in from L.E. Cooke nursery in California. Many of the Bay Laurel plants we got were from the Dave Wilson Nursery which is a wholesale nursery like L.E. Cooke. The Bay Laurel/Dave Wilson plants were smaller than the Paradise Plants/L.E. Cooke plants but all of them are leafing out very vigorously and doing well. We bought two larger trees from PP/LEC and one of them is leafing out although not with such wild abandon as the BL/DWN trees and the larger tree from PP/LEC seems to be dead. Don't know for sure yet the limbs are still flexible, but there's no budding and it has been in the ground for several weeks now.
Plant it Hawaii has several big sales every year getting a few trees from them is a good choice.
These folks have a lot of "low chill" fruit tree varieties as well as blueberries and other berry bushes - HOWEVER - they have finished shipping the bare root trees for this year so you'd have to wait for next year to order.
We got an order of fruit trees from these folks this year as well as some of the bare root fruit trees from Paradise Plants which came in from L.E. Cooke nursery in California. Many of the Bay Laurel plants we got were from the Dave Wilson Nursery which is a wholesale nursery like L.E. Cooke. The Bay Laurel/Dave Wilson plants were smaller than the Paradise Plants/L.E. Cooke plants but all of them are leafing out very vigorously and doing well. We bought two larger trees from PP/LEC and one of them is leafing out although not with such wild abandon as the BL/DWN trees and the larger tree from PP/LEC seems to be dead. Don't know for sure yet the limbs are still flexible, but there's no budding and it has been in the ground for several weeks now.
Plant it Hawaii has several big sales every year getting a few trees from them is a good choice.
Kurt Wilson