It's that time of year again! Bare root season for 2013 is well under way. The cooler, cloudy weather and rain will help extend the season to mid-late February this year. +Dave Wilson Nursery has a list of varieties and descriptions of plants we ordered from them this year at the following link in PDF format: http://davewilson.com/br40/retailers/bycounty.html#sandiego

 

We also have grapes, blackberries, rasperries, and more that are not on the list. As you can see in the pictures below, we keep our plant stock hydrated and fresh in beds of sand until time of purchase.

 

Bare Root Fruit Trees

Bare Root Grapes

Starting Fresh in 2012!

Here we are again at the start of a new year, and I will begin where I left off over two years ago.

It is bare root season, and we have a great selection this year of fruit trees, berries, and vegetables. We heel our plants in sand the old fashioned way. When you purchase these plants, we carefully pull them out individually and prune to taste before packaging the plants in bags with moist mulch. This keeps the roots hydrated while traveling to their destinations.

You can learn more about bare root fruit trees at davewilson.com. This is our main fruit tree supplier, and their site is packed with information and videos about planting, pruning, and selecting fruit trees.