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Early Bird Bundle - APPLES!
Early Bird Bundle - APPLES!
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Early Bird Bundle - APPLES!
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Pick-up from Nursery Lot in
January. Early Bird shoppers get the APPLES!
Available for a limited time, this bundle includes one each of the
Anna and Golden Dorsett Apple
trees. Each variety is self-fertile, however together they will increase the harvest. Priced to SAVE additional $ off individual Early Bird Pricing. Only available during the Early Bird season which ends on October 30th, 2022. No Substitutions.
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Item#:
EB-1
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Taking pre-orders for JANUARY.
Does not ship.
Local pick up ONLY.
Sold as =
TWO bare root apples.
Fertility =
Self-Fertile
Projected Harvest =
Mid-May thru June. Cross pollination improves harvest.
Special Note =
This bundle is available as long as there is stock available for BOTH varieties. NO SUBSTITUTIONS.
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EARLY BIRD APPLE BUNDLE SPECIAL!
Get one each of the Anna and Golden Dorsett Apple trees.
SAVE additional
$ off individual Early Bird Pricing.
This special is only available during the
Early Bird Pricing
sale which ends on
October 30th, 2022
.
This is available as long as there is stock available for BOTH varieties. NO SUBSTITUTIONS.
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These two trees together make for a better harvest!
OH get the bundle to increase your harvest! Yes Apples do quite well here in the desert. Although I ONLY recommend two kinds. The Anna and Dorset Golden. They are two heavy produces - Harvest in June. Great for apple chips, apple butter, cider, hard cider, wine, baking and eating right off of the tree. Both are self fertile, but if you plant one of each to increase your harvest.
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Reviewed by:
Farmer Greg
from The Urban Farm on 8/7/2018
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Do these come in dwarf sizes? Thank you!
Asked by:
Mark Woolf
- 11/6/2020
A:
We do not offer dwarfing stock however by using backyard orchard culture techniques and pruning, you can keep these trees in the 8-10 foot range.
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Answer provided by:
Janis (11/6/2020)
Q:
It says Cross pollenation improves harvest. Does that mean you should get 2 Anna apple? Will the Anna and Dorsett cross pollinate with each other? I ordered 1 Anna and 1 Dorestt. Would it be better to order 2 of one kind?
Asked by:
Vivian
- 11/2/2020
A:
Cross pollenation will occur between the two varieties as bees and other pollenating insects and birds move between the trees. This is not a requirement to get apples, it just boosts the harvest results. So to answer your questions, - yes these two will cross pollenate each other, so getting one of each is our recommendation.
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Janis (11/3/2020)
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Does the Anna and golden Dorset bloom at the same time?
Asked by:
Lucy H.
- 11/3/2020
A:
Yes, they both bloom together in the early spring most of the time, with the Anna usually flowering first and then the Dorsett Golden - typically overlapping. This is not a requirement for cross pollenation, but it helps.
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Janis (11/3/2020)
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Do these apples too well in Tucson Arizona? And can they be around in a container?
Asked by:
Delilah
- 10/23/2021
A:
These apples do well in the various Arizona climates, as they need a minimum of 100 and 200 chill hours. They can grow in pots for a while, but will need a large pot as well as regular feeding and pruning.
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Janis (10/29/2021)
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Can bare root apple trees be picked up if we drive our Prius? Is it large enough? Thanks, Charlene
Asked by:
Charlene Kennedy
- 10/28/2021
A:
The bare trees can lay horizontal in cars, and will fit in a Prius. You should plan on enough room for the soil and amendments too as those items are necessary for the planting stage.
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Janis (10/29/2021)
Q:
I have fire blight issues with some bradford pears near where I want to plant these. Should I avoid these trees as they may pick that up? If so, are the Apricot trees less susceptible?
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David
- 8/1/2022
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