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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	Harlayne Apricot Tree This vigorous freestone variety from the North is fragrant and delicious. Currently Unavailable		2-in-1 Asian Pear Tree That’s right! You can grow two completely different varieties on one tree! Currently Unavailable
	Garnet Beauty Peach Medium-large red fruits have very little fuzz, delicious yellow flesh and a freestone pit. Great for fresh eating, making desserts and preserves! Ripening in mid-July. Currently Unavailable		Goldcot Apricot Tree Cold-hardy strain sets sweet golden fruit by mid July. Currently Unavailable
	Braeburn Apple Tree Crisp, high-quality fruits hail from New Zealand. Fast becoming a favorite here, too! Tangy flavor is superb for sauce, baking, juice and eating fresh. Currently Unavailable		Nectar Peach Medium-large sized peaches are cream with red blush, and have delicious, aromatic flesh that’s great for fresh Currently Unavailable
	Whitney Crabapple Tree Firm, crisp, tangy-sweet, pinkish-red fruits by the bushels! Wonderful in jams and jellies. Currently Unavailable		Hardy English Walnut Tree This stately beauty grows quickly to 40-60 ft. Not only does it provide dense shade with its rounded, spreading form and rich green foliage; it will also supply loads of thin-shelled walnuts with rich, flavorful kernels. Currently Unavailable

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