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<blockquote data-quote="HillsideDesolate" data-source="post: 4082148" data-attributes="member: 51737">Its because most trees bloom earlier than flowers,&nbsp; plums and peaches are some of the first things to bloom in the spring.&nbsp; Pears on the other hand are more reliant on flies than bees, makes sense if you ever smelled pear blossoms. The best planting time will be late winter early spring during dormancy &quot;bare root season&quot; so you got some time. Bare root trees are usually cheaper and can be shipped. Lowes does carry some locally grown fruit tree stock, check tags in spring. On blueberries, there are northern high bush and southern varieties. We are at the edge of the northern range. I grow southern purchased here: <a href="https://www.willisorchards.com/category/blueberry-plants" target="_blank">Willis Orchard Company</a> I have the &quot;Southern blueberry combo&quot; pretty good deal. Moat of these are pretty new to the market and from university breeding programs in the southern states.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="HillsideDesolate, post: 4082148, member: 51737"] Its because most trees bloom earlier than flowers, plums and peaches are some of the first things to bloom in the spring. Pears on the other hand are more reliant on flies than bees, makes sense if you ever smelled pear blossoms. The best planting time will be late winter early spring during dormancy "bare root season" so you got some time. Bare root trees are usually cheaper and can be shipped. Lowes does carry some locally grown fruit tree stock, check tags in spring. On blueberries, there are northern high bush and southern varieties. We are at the edge of the northern range. I grow southern purchased here: [URL="https://www.willisorchards.com/category/blueberry-plants"]Willis Orchard Company[/URL] I have the "Southern blueberry combo" pretty good deal. Moat of these are pretty new to the market and from university breeding programs in the southern states. [/QUOTE]

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