Anybody have a good source for peach trees? We're in eastern Oklahoma, and I'm wanting to plant 20 or 25 peach trees early this spring
Source for peach trees?
Texas Pecan Nursery has a great selection and great prices.There small trees are just 5.50 each.And they have great polite people answering the phones and taking orders.The only down side is they don't take credit cards or have a web site.They're plants are great I have planted over 100 and have had only two to die and they replaced those on my next order for free.
Texas Pecan Nursery has a great selection and great prices.There small trees are just 5.50 each.And they have great polite people answering the phones and taking orders.The only down side is they don't take credit cards or have a web site.They're plants are great I have planted over 100 and have had only two to die and they replaced those on my next order for free.
Thanks! Do you happen to have their phone number or the town they're in so I can get their number through information?
http://www.raintreenursery.com/
http://www.c-onursery.com/
http://www.vanwell.net/
Above is a list of the websites for three different companies that I have purchased trees from. I did not buy peach trees because a peach does not ripen in my area. I bought plums and cherries and they were excellent.
So give these guys a look-see or a call if you like.
Rick
I was wtong the web site is www.texaspecannursery.com
http://www.raintreenursery.com/
http://www.c-onursery.com/
http://www.vanwell.net/
Above is a list of the websites for three different companies that I have purchased trees from. I did not buy peach trees because a peach does not ripen in my area. I bought plums and cherries and they were excellent.
So give these guys a look-see or a call if you like.
Rick
I was wtong the web site is www.texaspecannursery.com
ImaTulsaDawg,
If you are going to plant that many trees, I'd like to suggest you contact your local Cooperative Extension Service. They would be able to help you decide what varieties would work best in your area. Then you could look for thos varieties. Under Resources in this link, you will find a link to local extension offices:
http://www.oces.okstate.edu/
I've ordered from RainTree Nursery as well as Bay Laurel Nursery and have not had a problem with their trees. I find I'm ordering from Bay Laurel more because they will ship when I need my trees in the spring. RainTree won't ship until early March and for me that's too late if I want my trees to get established before hot weather sets in.
http://www.baylaurelnursery.com/
I've never ordered from Sooner, but they are in Oklahoma and have a good rating from Dave's
http://www.soonerplantfarm.com/index.cfm
http://davesgarden.com/products/gwd/c/3273/
Thanks, bettydee, I appreciate the info!
Bob Wells Nursery in NE Texas
(903) 882-3550
http://www.bobwellsnursery.com/
All peach trees are grafted.
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