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Good Nursery/Farm For Trees

13 years ago

Hello All,

I live in Hunterdon Co. (westeren side, in the shale) and would like to purchase a couple of trees to replace a large Norway Maple which died from wilt. I want one medium growing shade tree and one flowering tree (I have the room in 1/2 acre yard). Can anyone recommend a good nursery/farm? I have already checked out Rutger's in Flemington.

Thanks!

Ron

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birdgardner
13 years ago
If you wait until spring, you can go to the Bowman's Hill sale for natives or Case Nursery in Ringoes (fruit trees) - a peach is a real pretty flowering tree.
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