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Welcome to Trees of Antiquity |
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Welcome! Thanks for visiting our site. Spring has sprung and our winter 2008 bareroot season has come to an end. Our attention has turned to nurturing our new crop of young certified organic apple trees in preparation for the long growing season ahead. The fruit trees typically reach a height of 5-7 feet by the time they are harvested. We will harvest the trees after they have fallen into their slumber in late December, and ship them in their dormant state from January 2009 through the first week in April 2009. We will begin accepting orders for the upcoming 2009 bareroot season in mid-summer. We recommend ordering as early as possible as many of the unusual varieties sell out long before the first ship date.
Our website also contains many features to assist you in finding the appropriate heirloom fruit trees for your area. We suggest viewing the "Helpful Information" box that includes excellent tips to help you with planting our trees, working with limited space, and selecting the appropriate fruit tree for your orchard.Our extensive keyword search will also assist you in finding appropriate trees. Search using keywords such as "Zone 8" or "Self Fertile". You can even search our apples by their suggested use, such as "Cider" to find all of the apple trees that produce great cider. Thank you for your interest in our trees and enjoy the website,
Neil & Danielle
 | Most of the Apple, Pear, Plum, Peach, Nectarine and Grapes are grown by Trees of Antiquity and are USDA Organic, certified by California Certified Organic Farmers. (CCOF) |
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| A preview of our heirloom trees in early summer providing temporary shelter for Kiko, our loyal assistant & friend. Our certified organic trees have many more months of growth, thanks to the long growing season on the central coast of California. We anticipate harvesting the trees in December and will then prepare them to ship out to homes and farms all over the country. |
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