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Nursery recommendations in Western MA?

 
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Hi everyone,

Hoping to plant some perennial fruit bushes and trees (blueberries, raspberries, apples and maybe pear?) this Spring at our home in the Berkshires.

Wondering if anyone has any recommendations for a great nursery in the area that I might be able to buy from?

Also, any recommendations for varieties that do well in the area would be greatly appreciated!

Many Thanks,
Steve
 
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Hi! Whitney’s Farm market in Lanesboro is overpriced but it’s the only one I can recall rt now. I know there’s another local nursery in Pittsfield just can’t place it. I’m a Pittsfield native transplanted to northern Vermont. Whee are you from? Cheer!

Self sufficient Homesteading is the dream, my wife, our dog Scotty and I are the team! Oh yes and all the goats pigs cats and chickens too

 
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I’m in Pittsfield!
 
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Scott farm in VT. Putney I think?

Finished 2 life quests (well... almost). Wondering what to do next?

 
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