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Favorite and best websites for your fruiting and nut trees.

 
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Looking for mainly quality, quanity, rarity, and price.

I like onegreenworld.com and isons.com (isons solely for their muscadines)

I know there are tons of great sites.
Svnursery.com
Hiddenvalleynursery.com
Anyone order from either of these two places?

Any suggested sites will be much appreciated.
 
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For fruit/nut trees, I suggest buying from as close to home as possible.

Not only does that assure trees that can/will survive in your environment, it also saves on shipping.

 
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does anyone know of a site to buy SEEDS for fruit/nut trees and shrubs?
i personally would prefer to grow most of what i c an from seed and transplant minimally
 
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The best source of tree/shrub seeds that I know of is:
http://www.treeshrubseeds.com/catalog.asp

Huge selection, and good prices. They sell 3 sizes of packs: 1oz, ¼lb, and 1 lb.
If you click on any particular species, a 2nd window opens that gives a lot of details on the species.

 
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Here are some suppliers of fruit tree seeds:

http://jlhudsonseeds.net/

http://www.bountifulgardens.org/products.asp?dept=6

http://www.plantsofthesouthwest.com/Trees-and-Shrubs/products/7/

http://www.tradewindsfruitstore.com/servlet/the-Tropical-Fruit/Categories

http://www.seedman.com/category/tree-seeds.htm (have not ordered from this one yet)
 
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