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This thread is about Grandpa's Orchard



The nursery at Grandpa's Orchard offers a huge selection of varieties of apple, pear, cherry, peach, nectarine, apricot, plums and prunes on a diverse selection of rootstocks--- dwarf, semi-dwarf and semi-standard. Make Grandpa's your choice for fruit trees and useful information for your backyard orchard. Grandpa also offers a wide selection of root stocks, grafting tools, and other orchard supplies for the fruit hobbyist.

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I give this Grandpa's Orchard 10 out of 10 acorns.

Grandpa's Orchard out of Coloma, Michigan. They:
-have a wide range of fruit trees available
-the trees are top notch
-all trees come with a first class 3 foot plastic tree wrap
-are very reasonably priced
-have ratings and information on many fruits even many they do not carry.
Their catalog does not come out until December

https://www.grandpasorchard.com
 
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Hi Stan. That's a lot of acorns. What did you buy there?
 
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Cherry and peach trees this year. i am in conversation with them about the best varieties of apricot, cherry and nectarines for this coming year. Service is a big item with them.
 
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