February 24th, 2009
The producers for The Today Show asked me “What’s your Hottest Fast Growing Tree?”
I gave some of my favorites, then when I described the Summers Red Maple they flipped out.
“We can say this grows twice as fast as other red maple trees plus gives red foliage for months longer?” was their response.
I said, “not only that, but the red foliage starts in July and August… a characteristic that no other maple trees offer.”
We discussed how the oversized leaves can cut summer AC bills by 20%… just by shading the east, west and southwest sides of a home and the air conditioning units. Then in the winter, those large leaves fall, letting through sunlight when it’s needed most.
So we helped them put together the segment and sent them several Summers Reds, so they could demonstrate how they grow 4+ ft per year.
Learn more about our Summers Red Maples…
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February 23rd, 2009
Always wanted to grow fresh, organic fruit…but never had the patience?
Problem Solved!
Some of our fruit trees are up to 9 ft. tall and budding fruit already.
If we don’t sell them now, they’ll be too large to ship. So we’re having a fruit sale.
These dwarf varieties grow to an average height of 10-15 ft, so they need little yard space, yet give you bushels of delicious fruit.
Choose from apple trees, sweet cherries from cherry trees, juicy plums & delicious pears that are well branched and can give you fruit the very first season.
The peach trees are fruiting like crazy just sitting in our field!
Read more about these amazing fruit trees…
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February 18th, 2009
Seems like the health benefits of fresh berries are constantly in the news. We can’t say if they fight disease… but nothing is more rewarding than walking out to your yard each morning and filling up a container with fresh, delicious, vine-ripened berries.
Attractive, year-round blueberry bushes that are easy to grow. Fall is the perfect time to plant these fruit trees… they’ll get adjusted to your environment quickly and produce tons of free berries… year after year.
We’ve looked for years for the easiest to grow berry bushes. Now, we’ve found the most adaptable, disease & insect resistant berry plants available that produce healthy, organic fruit.
Read more about disease-fighting super berries here…
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February 17th, 2009
A new study released by the Environmental Working Group shows that significant amounts of chemicals can be absorbed into fruit.
If you thought you were safe by just washing or peeling your fruit, you may want to reconsider your choices.
Apples, peaches and cherries were shown to absorb the most chemicals, with berries not far behind.
But planted in your own backyard, these fruit trees are easily grown with no pesticides at all.
Fruits that are indented at the top tend to puddle chemicals… the stem then pulls the pesticides into the interior of the fruit. You can scrub your fruit all you want, but you can’t get rid of it.
To learn more about fruit trees, go here.
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February 13th, 2009
Blueberries are always in the news because of their health benefits. They’re full of healthy antioxidants, which have been shown to slow signs of aging.
And the safest way to get blueberries is to grow them yourself. Recent studies have shown that after washing grocery store apples, 50% of the pesticides are still on the surface of your fruit.
And that’s fruit with waxy, non-porous skin. Fruit with softer skin, like blueberries, absorb higher amounts of chemicals… so the need to grow fruit trees yourself is even greater.
Just three blueberry plants can give you bushels full of healthy, juicy blueberries every year. We’re sure to send you the perfect combination of pollinators, so you get the most berries possible.
Read more about these amazing blueberries…
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February 12th, 2009
Blueberries are a sweet, tasty way to get the necessary vitamins and antioxidants your body needs. It seems like every time you turn on the news, there’s a new story on the healthy benefits of growing your own blueberry bushes.
Blueberries are the #1 fruit for providing healthy antioxidants… which gives your skin a youthful glow and takes years off your appearance. In fact, many skin-care products actually contain blueberry extracts as active ingredients.
Order several shrubs, and you’ll get bushels of berries the first full growing season. Over time, you’ll grow thousands of healthy, delicious berries… all for free.
Red more about how blueberries reduce the signs of aging here…
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February 9th, 2009
Outdoor entertaining is a growing trend. We all want a peaceful, natural backyard retreat without a view of neighbors, roads or ugly fences.
You can create your own natural privacy buffer quickly and inexpensively. Plant fast growing evergreen trees for the “instant privacy” effect and you’ll soon enjoy a dense hedge and less noise.
The best part is how it affects your property value. According to real estate appraisers, landscape design is one of the main reasons homes sell. Privacy trees can add 10% to your home’s value… and the value rises once your trees mature. Plant fast growing trees, especially the Thuja Giant, for the biggest boost in value.
Learn more about how to add privacy with Thuja Green Giant evergreens…
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February 6th, 2009
Our Nursery Manager, Paul, recently confessed a secret. He just told everyone that last fall, he started to carefully prune all the fruit trees we had out in our nursery. He learned this technique from his days as a master gardener in Massachusetts.
“That’s why they’re so big and bushy, and why they’re producing so much fruit at such a young age,” he said with a smile on his face.
Paul was right… these trees are huge! All the apple trees in our nursery had more branches than usual, which means that they’re able to produce more fruit than a normal fruit tree.
“I even give them a quick snip before we send them out… just to make sure that it’s perfect. This is also because some of them are so big, they wouldn’t fit in the box!”
Read more about how Paul pruned your fruit trees…
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