Hardy Fruit Trees for Organics and Permaculture

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looks good! i'm interested in several things on the site, but they all claim to be out of stock?

Hello,
Yes we sell out FAST!  If pawpaws are on your radar, we will have a JUNE 2020 SEASON with many more high quality trees available for sale.  We also offer mulberries and figs at that time.  We have a sign up on our HOME page at the bottom that puts you on a notification list for when our seasonal sales and special occur.  We sonly send out about 3-5 emails per year. Email us at order@peacefulheritage.com for any specific questions.  Thanks.

what part of Kentucky are you located?

Yes, we're located in Stanford, KY, about 1 hour south of Lexington, 2 hours east of Louisville.

We're introducing 2 new products:  Anne YELLOW raspberries and NANKING CHERRY!  AVAILABLE NOW!

I've just gone to the website and everything I want to buy is SOLD OUT.  That doesn't make for a happy customer. Now I must look elsewhere for the fruit, nuts and medicinals I want to add to my property!

Are there better times of the year to be able to actually obtain plants from this "nursery"? I see a month ago there was a 25% off coupon. I also see that a full 1/2 of the original poster's posts are on this thread alone. 12 total in a year? Just an observation.

Yeah, seeing "out of stock" is disheartening. Maybe it should say "Out of Season". We have a small native plant nursery and really don't ship anything through the summer, it's too hot and the plants could be shocked to death.

Lots of places have a list they suggest you get on and then when the season opens for planting in your zone, they'll email you. Some things are best planted in the fall and some are best planted in the spring.

However, since the pandemic, I've seen that edibles are skyrocketing in popularity.