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Bare Root Trees
Fall and winter are the best seasons for planting. Cooler temperatures, softer ground, dormant plants, and rains make for easier, enjoyable gardening projects! Mid-winter is a great time to plant, if you’re not in the snow! The first month of the new year brings with it hope for growth and expansion and, for us at Intermountain, it brings the return of bare root trees.
Planting a bare root tree is about as easy as it gets when it comes to fruit trees!
- Fall/Winter produce far more favorable weather for any kind of gardening work.
- With seasonal rains the ground softens significantly, which makes for much easier digging!
- The root system of a bare root tree isn’t restricted by the size of a pot. With this style of planting, root systems are immediately exposed to the native soil they will be grown in. Meaning there isn’t a transition between the roots growing out of the soil mix from the nursery and into the native soil that you are planting into.
- Cheapest price you will see all season! Because these trees are basically naked, you aren’t paying for the soil, the container, or the labor cost, you’re buying just the tree!
We received 65 VARIETIES!
Click here to see the full list of varieties available!
- Apple
- Apricot
- Atrium
- Cherry
- Chestnuts
- Jujube
- Mulberry
- Nectarines
- Peaches
- Pears / Asian Pears
- Persimmons
- Plums
Along with bare root fruit trees we also have a selection of smaller fruit and berry bushes! Varieties for both our High and Low Elevation customers!
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