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I get most of my fruit trees from my local co-op when they come in bare root. Usually the beginning of January. $10-15 ea for the same product that’s double or more in a pot. And they keep easily. I may not plant them until February after the season ends but I keep them in a half drum with leaves around the roots so they don’t dry out.
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