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Suggestions on fertile fruit trees/veg. garden land around North

10 years ago

My wife and I got into vegetable gardening a couple of years ago. We live in Johns Creek/Suwanee, GA area and have a small area behind our home to garden and we love it.

My wife is so passionate about adding fruit trees like apple, peaches, pear, pomegranate etc. into the garden but we donÃ¢ÂÂt have enough space for it.

I am thinking about buying an acre or so 30mnts-1Hr from home so that we can plant some fruit trees etc. Please suggest a good fertile and reasonable priced area for buying lands. Thanks in advance.

Comments (4)

ritmatt
10 years ago
"Reasonable" is subjective, but Lula and Homer are both off the beaten path a little bit and might be affordable. Also, Oakwood and Clermont are worth a look.
Johns_Gardens
Original Author
10 years ago
Thank you for the suggestion.
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Johns_Gardens
Original Author
10 years ago
Any suggestion on the price range expected in Oakwood area.
Johns_Gardens
Original Author
10 years ago
Any suggestion on the price range expected in Oakwood area.

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