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2021 Bareroot Fruit Tree Order Form 2021 Bareroot Fruit Tree Order Form Name __________________________________ Phone number __________________________________________ Qty The following varieties are available for us to order from our Trees Varieties on Regular Order supplier, Bailey Nurseries. The top list are those which we Requested plan to order. You can order any quantity you’d like. The bottom list are other varieties which can be ordered if we Delicious Golden Apple have enough interest. Our vendor requires a minimum of 5 Empire Apple per variety. We are happy to order additional varieties if have Granny Smith Apple pre-sold at least 3 of the 5. Even if you don’t need 3, you can Honeycrisp Apple submit your request – maybe someone else is requesting the Liberty Apple same one! Lapin Cherry Montmorency Cherry Things to note: Rainier Sweet Cherry ▪ Fruit Trees will be $29 each unless otherwise noted. Bartlett Pear ▪ 2021 Bareroot Weekend is March 26-27. Any reserved Bosc Pear items not taken by March 30 will be potted and released for Moongold Apricot general sale. Scout Apricot ▪ Trees are semi-dwarf and Apple and Pears are on M-7 Contender Peach rootstock unless otherwise noted. Elberta Peach ▪ We will place our order now. Unfortunately, there is a Frost Peach Polly Peach chance that we will not get everything we request. Redhaven Peach Confirmations may not be received from Bailey Nursery until January. We will assume all is good but if we find out there is a problem with your request, you will be notified as soon as possible. Fruit Request form is DUE July 29th. ▪ Bareroot product comes with a 30 day guarantee. If your product does not break dormancy you will be given a replacement if available or a store credit. Other Options Available for Special Requests (Must have 3 of 5 pre-sold) APPLES Connell Red Apple McIntosh Apple Cortland Apple Red Baron Apple (Standard rootstock) Delicious Red Apple Red Duchess Apple (Standard rootstock) Fireside Apple Red Fuji Apple Freedom Apple Red Prairie Spy Apple FrostbiteTM Apple Red Regent Apple Gala Apple Royal Gala Apple Gravenstein Apple SnowSweet® Apple Haralred® Apple State Fair Apple Haralson Apple Sweet Sixteen Apple Hat Trick Apple Tree (Standard rootstock) $60 Wealthy Apple Hazen Apple (Standard rootstock) Winecrisp™ Apple Honeygold Apple Wolf River Apple (Standard rootstock) Jonathan Apple Wodarz Apple (Standard rootstock) KinderKrisp Apple Yellow Transparent (Standard rootstock) Macoun Apple Zestar!® Apple PEARS APRICOT Anjou Pear Brookcot Apricot Early Gold Pear (Standard rootstock) Debbie's Gold Apricot Golden Spice Pear (Standard rootstock) Pioneer Chinese Apricot Luscious Pear Sungold Apricot Parker Pear Westcot Apricot Patten Pear Summercrisp Pear PEACHES First Editions® Tawara Asian Pear Bailey Hardy Peach Ure Pear (Standard rootstock) Giant Elberta Peach Reliance Peach PLUMS Saturn Peach Compass Cherry Plum Sapalta Cherry Plum Alderman Plum CHERRIES BlackIce® Plum Bing Cherry Italian Prune Plum Black Tartarian Cherry La Cresent Plum Evans Bali Cherry Mount Royal Plum Lapin Cherry Pembina Plum Montmorency Cherry Pipestone Plum Rainier Sweet Cherry Stanley Prune Plum Mesabi Cherry Superior Plum Meteor Cherry Toka Plum (S-myro Rootstock) North Star Cherry Waneta Plum Stella Cherry First Editions® Sweet Cherry Pie™ Cherry.
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