Best Mail Order Company for Fruit Trees and Shrubs?

[JalapenosinDelco]

I’m looking for a reputable company with good prices and good products to order from.
I’m interested in a couple of cherry trees, a peach tree, a raspberry bush, strawberries, and maybe blueberries and grapes. There’s a lot out there and I’d like some advice on what others have liked.
Thanks guys!

 

[Ridgerunner]

I've been happy with Stark Brothers.

 

[majorcatfish]

would contact your county cooperative extension and ask what will grow well in your area, those catalogs are deceptive..

https://www.noursefarms.com/ they are worth looking into berries

 

[Eleanor]

I've always had succcess with Fedco and Indiana Berry. MajorCatfish's suggestion about speaking with your extension agent is sound advice. I know this time of year our area conservation districts are holding their spring plant / tree / bush sale that feature varieties suitable to the region; perhaps yours does as well.

 

[flowerbug]

check for local greenhouses. prices may be a bit more but you have a chance of finding fellow gardeners too when you visit. we're very happy with our local greenhouse people.

 

[pumpkin_moon]

I've been happy with Stark Brothers.

I hear good things about Stark Brothers. I've heard mixed reviews on Gurneys. Also Fedco, mostly cause it's local to me

 

[JalapenosinDelco]

would contact your county cooperative extension and ask what will grow well in your area, those catalogs are deceptive..

https://www.noursefarms.com/ they are worth looking into berries

Do you mean like local College extension programs? Or through my county?

 

[Ridgerunner]

Do you mean like local College extension programs? Or through my county?

County

 

[Ridgerunner]

My Stark Brothers story is when I moved to Arkansas on two acres I ordered a bunch of fruit an nut trees, around 25 total. About 18 months after I received them I got a call from Stark Bros. How were the trees doing? I mentioned that one had died. (I did not mention the ones that the deer had killed, that wasn't their fault) They sent me a new one that fall.

 

[JalapenosinDelco]

My Stark Brothers story is when I moved to Arkansas on two acres I ordered a bunch of fruit an nut trees, around 25 total. About 18 months after I received them I got a call from Stark Bros. How were the trees doing? I mentioned that one had died. (I did not mention the ones that the deer had killed, that wasn't their fault) They sent me a new one that fall.

Good Business!