Fruit Trees and Nut Trees

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Apples and peaches and pears, oh my! Gurney’s offers only the best, easiest-to-grow fruit and nut trees available – no matter how much growing room you have. Small indoor trees let you enjoy exotic fruits in the most northern locations. Larger orchard trees are perfectly sized and come ready to plant. In no time at all, you'll be harvesting sweet pie cherries, crunchy pecans and hazelnuts for butters and breads and juicy plums for easy eating.

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	Black Walnut Tree Bears up to 30 bushels of nuts once established. Truly a gourmet favorite—black walnuts have a rich flavor prized for baking, plus twice the protein of English walnuts. Trees grow up to 75 ft. tall with dark green foliage, excellent for providing shade. Currently Unavailable		Reliance Peach Tree Known for its hardiness. Plump, golden fruits are medium size with a red blush. Currently Unavailable
	Alderman Plum Tree Developed at the Univ. of MN, Alderman is extremely cold hardy. Currently Unavailable		Sundance™ Apple Tree Large fruit has porcelain to yellowish-green skin, often with a red blush and creamy white flesh. Currently Unavailable
	Elberta Peach Tree Firm, yellow-fleshed freestone is ideal for canning, equally tasty fresh. Currently Unavailable		Granny Smith Apple Tree Crunchy fresh, soft and juicy cooked. A favorite for pies! Currently Unavailable
	Mericrest Nectarine Tree Mild, slightly tangy freestone fruit with dark red skin and golden flesh. Currently Unavailable		Harlayne Apricot Tree This vigorous freestone variety from the North is fragrant and delicious. Currently Unavailable

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