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N Thomas
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Hi everybody,
I'm seeking books and websites focused on growing fruit trees in containers. Can anybody recommend some?
Also, can anyone recommend any online sellers of dwarf fruit trees?
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Meyer lemon, Fig are two that popped into my mind that can be grown in containers.

Here's some websites to search for trees/bushes

"Fedco seeds", "Norse Farms", 'Miller Nurseries", "Elmore Root Nursery", "St Lawrence Nurseries", "Henry Leuthard Nurseries", "Stark Bor's Nurseries", and "Nolan River Nut Tree Nursery".

Bless your Family,
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