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Please keep in mind we are unable to ship our roses out of the Tri-City, WA Area. Our area is great for growing fruit trees, you can have variety and selection of multiple varieties that last through a season. However growing your own food is going to be a lot of work but it is rewarding. So before you begin it good to plan out your home orchard properly. Apple, Pears and Cherries require routine spraying to keep the fruit free of pests. Peaches, Nectarines, Apricots, Plums and Pluots don't have many pests that burrow into the fruit that require frequent and routine spraying. So if spraying isn't your thing choose wisely. Below are a few links to help you decide and what can be used to spray and keep your fruit trees clean. Remember Job's Nursery does carry a lot of synthetic and organic chemical solutions to use on your fruit trees, as well as synthetic and organic fertilizers to keep them well fed. Click below to download our selection sheets and care sheets for the different fruit trees Job's Nursery Fruit Tree Quick List Job's Nursery Fruit Tree Detailed List Job's Nursery Guide to Almonds Job's Nursery Guide to Apricots Job's Nursery Guide to Filberts Job's Nursery Guide to Fruiting Cherries Job's Nursery Guide to Fruiting Pears Job's Nursery Guide to Peaches and Nectarines Job's Nursery Guide to Plum, Prune, and Pluots Job's Nursery Guide to Walnuts Apple and Pear Pest and Disease Chart (pdf) Stone fruit and Nut Pest and Disease Chart (pdf) Below are some external links for more information Horticulture Pest and Disease Board of Benton and Franklin Counties Why backyard fruit trees may not be for everyone!
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