Sweetwater Garden Fruit Trees

The fruit trees that we carry are chosen for hardiness, vigor, and fruit production abilities.  Most all of our fruit trees are grown from bare-root stock right here at the nursery, over-wintered outside, and are ready for Wyoming's tough spring weather.
NOTE:  Many fruit tree types need a cross-pollinator, a second tree of the same type but a different variety that blooms at approximately the same time.  Crabapples and apples will cross-pollinate each other provided they bloom at the same times. (Pollination Chart)
Semi-dwarf trees will grow to be about 60% of the size of a standard tree, and will bear fruit in 3 to 4 years,  standard trees will bear fruit in 5 to 6 years.  Both will produce the same size of fruits.
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