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

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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.

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what part of Kentucky are you located?

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Blake Cothron wrote: located in Stanford, KY

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

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

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If anyone reading this is interested in a FREE 25% OFF COUPON CODE for our nursery, just send me an email at: order at peacefulheritage.com Thanks!!!

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The 25% off coupon is now expired, thanks!!!

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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.

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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.

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They have organic strawberries for sale right now. Discount for bundle buying.
https://www.peacefulheritage.com/

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Sometimes I think I moved to the wrong country 😥.
Don't get me wrong, I love Canada but everything I need is in USA and can't be send, don't want to be send or isn't allowed to be send here.
I sooo would like to have more🍐🍑🍏🍒Tree's.
I am also looking for some fresh 🥜 to be able to grow them. But I even got told in the face that I need a private person to send it to Canada.

Eric Eicholz

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Marlon Jugl wrote:Sometimes I think I moved to the wrong country 😥.

Maybe one of these nurseries up in Canada will work for you:

https://silvercreeknursery.ca/

https://justamerefarm.ca/

Suggest you get the catalog from the below nursery even though it is in the USA:

https://www.burntridgenursery.com/Tree-Seeds/products/93/

Catalog is worth the shipping for the info in it. Depending where in Canada you are, could be I would be willing to ship a box from them to you.

Jerry McIntire

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Trees are generally available during a short window when shipping and planting will most likely be successful. The farther north, the more true this is. Getting on the email list of a couple good suppliers is a way to learn their availability dates and when you can place orders early to get limited stock. I would also check your local county extension service because they often sell native trees at good prices, in quantity.

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Was trying to load the https://www.peacefulheritage.com/ site but keep getting an error. Anyone know if they are still in business?

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Hmmmmm…I received the same error when I hyperlinked from inside a recent email from them. I picked up an order from Peaceful Heritage last month. My guess is that they are updating their website in order to roll out new pawpaw trees. They offer them in May and usually sell out in 36 hours after going live with their pawpaws. I’m on their emailing list. I’ll post here when I’ve been notified.

Edit…Peaceful Heritage is back on-line. No pawpaws yet.

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Dave Bross

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What the Peaceful Heritage folks said about a lot of scam and indifferent to quality nurseries out there is very true.

Here's a resource to help you decide if the nursery you're thinking about dealing with is trustworthy.

In building a food forest over the last few years I lost a lot of money in half dead plants dying shortly after delivery, or flat out DOA, that the nursery would not warranty.

Finding this put an end to that:

https://davesgarden.com/products/gwd/#b

Karen McVause

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As another resource, so far I have received great product from plant suppliers on Etsy who have rave reviews.

David Wieland

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Eric Eicholz wrote:

Marlon Jugl wrote:Sometimes I think I moved to the wrong country 😥.

Maybe one of these nurseries up in Canada will work for you:

https://silvercreeknursery.ca/

https://justamerefarm.ca/

Suggest you get the catalog from the below nursery even though it is in the USA:

https://www.burntridgenursery.com/Tree-Seeds/products/93/

Catalog is worth the shipping for the info in it. Depending where in Canada you are, could be I would be willing to ship a box from them to you.

Here's another: https://www.hardyfruittrees.ca/

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Jerry McIntire wrote:Trees are generally available during a short window when shipping and planting will most likely be successful. The farther north, the more true this is. Getting on the email list of a couple good suppliers is a way to learn their availability dates and when you can place orders early to get limited stock. I would also check your local county extension service because they often sell native trees at good prices, in quantity.

My experience getting trees is that if you want a decent selection you need to order way before shipping dates. For March/April pickup of trees from my state nursery I usually need to order in October of the previous year. For some commercial nurseries, I've gone as early as September for spring delivery the following year.

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