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Over 375 varieties of bareroot fruit trees for sale from Bay Laurel fruit trees online! Available to order now until March 2012. We ship from the beginning of January to the first week in March. Please order now for the best selection. 
If you're lucky, you can buy some really good peaches at your local farmer's market, but, as is often the case, you can waste a lot of money at the supermarket buying peaches that rot from the center or are completely tasteless - two good reasons to grow your own! There are so many wonderful ways in which to use fresh peaches! More on peaches, along with all our available bare root selection in our Peaches section... 
Apples are used for cider, drying and baking. A favorite recipe of ours is the Brandy-Rum Apple Cake, especially tasty for the holiday season . And of course, there's nothing like biting into a fresh juicy apple picked from your own tree on a brisk autumn morning! Choose an apple for your specific needs according to your climate, size of planting area, soil type and, of course, taste preference. Prune your tree for the first few years according to the desired size and shape. Find out more about apples and see our available bare root selection in our Apples section... 
Asian fruits are becoming more popular all the time and perhaps a persimmon, Asian pear, Ume apricot, jujube or pomegranate is just what you need to add to your orchard! Here are some suggestions... Yoinashi Asian Pear,Tennosui Pear,Jujubes, Matsumoto Wase Persimmon & Ume Koume Apricot See New Fruit Trees & Berries For 2012 for more information and images... 
This year we have a great selection of bareroot roses: Climbing Roses, Floribunda Roses, Hybrid Tea Roses, Miniature Roses, Romantica Roses, and Shrub & Landscape RosesNote: order now - we only can ship bareroot roses from the beginning of January through the first two weeks of February.
Over 375 varieties of bareroot fruit trees for sale from Bay Laurel fruit trees online! Available to order now until March 2012. We ship from the beginning of January to the first week in March. Please order now for the best selection. | ||||
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Buy Our Fruit Trees Online
Please visit our Bare Root Ordering Page to see how easy it is to order our bare root fruit trees and our other bare root trees, vines, shrubs and bushes online using our secure order cart. Order by Phone If you prefer to order by phone, call us toll free at 800 847-6473 9am to 5pm Monday through Saturday Pacific Standard Time. This number is for orders only. If you have questions, please call one of our bareroot experts at (805) 466-3449. Order Pickup is Available During our shipping season we ship orders by UPS (except HI, AK & PR which are shipped Post Office). If you would prefer to pick up your order at our Garden Center at 2500 El Camino Real, Atascadero, California, please specify when ordering.
Add a Classic Apple Tree to Your Backyard Orchard!
We have a collection of older apple varieties that includes Cox's Orange Pippin, Ashmead's Kernal, Golden Russet, Hudson's Golden Gem, Sierra Beauty, Spitzenburg, Yellow Bellflower and White Winter Permain. You won't find these varieties at your local supermarket, but they have withstood the test of time, some having been grown for centuries! Flowering Trees & Shrubs
For a lovely spring floral display, try one of our flowering trees and shrubs. We have many varieties of cherries, peaches, crabapples, lilacs, quince and forsythia, including Early Red flowering peach which is used in southern California for Chinese New Year and Yoshino flowering cherry which is the variety that produces such a spectacular show in Washington D.C. every spring.
Try the Ume flowering and fruiting apricots with beautiful bloom and fruit used for pickling.
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Pluots, Plumcots and Apriums
Interspecific hybrids are an entirely new and unique type of fruit. They are complex hybrids of plums, apricots, peaches and nectarines that are in no way genetically modified. Of the plum/apricots crosses, Pluots and Plumcots have more plum than apricot parentage while Apriums are more apricot than plum. There are also crosses of peach and plum and nectarine and plum. They have higher sugar content than either parent and do not have the tartness so common to plums, making them delightfully sweet. These unique varieties are selected for their rich, intense flavors and are a wonderful addition to any orchard. If both plums and apricots do well in your area, so will Pluots, Plumcots and Apriums. If you are not sure, check with your local nursery or agricultural department. Grow Nut Trees at Home We sell almost twenty varieties of top quality bare root nut trees that you can plant at home, some for under $24.00 each. Each tree comes with planting directions, making it easy for you to produce your own nuts at home. Excellent bare root nut trees choices for the home orchard are Garden Prince and All-In-One almond trees. The nuts they produce are thin-shelled and great tasting. Both trees are self-fruitful; if your space is limited you need plant only one almond tree to produce a healthy, tasty crop of nuts. How to Plant and Grow Fruit Trees Fruit trees are easy to grow if you follow our guidelines. Home grown fruit is delicious and healthy. Experience the wonderful flavors produced by the many unique varieties of fruit trees we sell as bareroot trees. Planting a fruit tree is easy and rewarding: just follow our guidelines How to Grow Berries & Grape Vines in Your Backyard Homegrown berries and grapes have great flavor and you can pick them at the peak of ripeness to serve to your family.
Tough times force a lot of us to stay close to home and tend our gardens. Producing a crop of delicious, healthy fruit certainly makes sense. Treat your family to garden-ripened, home grown berries and grapes. Enjoy your bounty year round by freezing, drying or canning.
We offer over sixty varieties of berries and grapes, including many that you just won't easily find in your local grocery store. Every bare root berry and vine we ship comes with directions for planting and growing. Pomegranates Pomegranates remain very popular, primarily due to their great health benefits. They are very high in antioxidants, vitamins, potassium, folic acid and iron and are useful in combating heart disease, cancer, high blood pressure and the effects of aging. In addition, they make wonderful landscape plants with showy red-orange flowers and glossy green leaves and the added bonus of a low water requirement once established.
Check out our seventeen varieties of pomegranates. You will surely find one that strikes your fancy! |
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