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Fruit Culture in Alabama: Selecting Adapted Varieties

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ray do you have to spray anything on them?

I'm in east Alabama and have a Surecrop and Karla Rose. Last year was the second growing season and the Karla Rose had about 15 nectarines. They were delicious but fairly small. Surecrop had zip.

I only spray for PC, which attacks everything.

what is the best source for Karla Rose and Redgold? I plan on making one order this year so i'm trying to order from one place. Any thoughts on the Stark Bros varieties (which seem to all be their own patents)? No whites though.

I don't know if you have a tracker supply but I've got a lot of fruit trees from them for cheap. Last year i got three Peachtrees and two pear bare root for about $25. My tractor supply starts to get them in February and gets a new shipment every week till may

I've gotten good deals on berry plants at Tractor Supply but I have never seen Nectarines there. The only Nectarine I bought was at Home Depot and it was mislabeled and turned out to be a peach. I have learned not to buy from Retail stores because much of their trees will be mislabeled. If you are a stickler for correctly labeled varieties, online bare root nurseries are a must.

I decided on Snow Queen and Fantasia. Ordered from Willis Orchard along with a 3yr Black Spanish grape I've been wanting.

Outdoor i have had problems with mislabeled from home depot,lows and walmart. So far i haven't had a problem at tractor supply. I wish you good luck with your new trees. I love fruit trees got more than 20 of them

I bought my Redgold from Cumberland Valley in McMinnville, TN You can get a catalog from them 800-492-0022. Over the years, I've bought dozens of trees from them and have never been disappointed. This is rather late for ordering so don't wait around. You can also try Vaughns.