Showing posts with label Buy olive trees online. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Buy olive trees online. Show all posts

Friday, February 11, 2022

Order Online Plants & Trees From Raintree Nursery


Raintree Nursery is the largest online and mail order garden supplier, we lead the way in helping our customers to create beautiful gardens. From our garden to your door – our easy to use ordering system takes all the fuss out of planning your garden.


The beauty of Raintree Nursery is that you will find all of your garden needs in one location. Our range includes flowering, fruit trees, nut trees, shrubs and berry trees, indoor plants, roses and edible produce plants and seeds (according to the seasons) plus quality gardening tools and accessories. We offer a huge selection across all varieties and across all seasons, that caters for all garden types.


Feel free to take the time to explore the various departments throughout our website – as well as good value on the plants you know, you may get new ideas as well. Please, click away and enjoy what we have created so far and make sure you come back often to see what’s new.


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Thursday, July 22, 2021

5 Reasons Your Trees Won't Fruit - By Raintree Nursery Horticulture

It's happened to everyone at some point; you've done everything right and your favorite fruit tree isn't giving you any fruit! You've tested the soil, you've piled on heaps of compost and mulch, maybe you've even taken to playing soothing music for it, but every year it leaves out and flowers and... that's it. What the heck is going on?! We'll you're in luck today because we're here to deliver to you the real secrets behind what's causing your trees to hold onto their sweet bounty.

Improper Fertilization

Most people are surprised to hear that the reason they aren't getting the fruit they want is because of improper fertilization - and that can mean too much OR too little of the good stuff.


Trees only have so much energy and many places to put it, a fact which sometimes inspires home growers to try and help out with a little fertilizer. Unfortunately, nitrogen-based fertilizers will inspire the tree to make a bunch of wood at the expense of making flowers. Overfertilization also happens accidentally when homeowners try to fertilize their lawns and inadvertently fertilize their trees too. Because most fertilizer products are water-soluble, the nitrogen doesn't stay where it was put and can enter the tree's root zone if it is applied anywhere within 5 feet of the branch tips of the tree.


All that said, it's possible that your trees aren't getting enough of what they need either. Actively bearing fruit trees should average 12-18 inches of shoot growth per year, while non-bearing younger trees should average 18 to 30 inches. If your trees have less growth than that they may benefit from a balanced fertilizer that also contains phosphorus and potassium to support flowering and tree health in addition to wood growth.

Improper Pruning


Trees need to be pruned, but they do not benefit from severe or indiscriminate pruning. It's very important that your trees are not only pruned at the right time of year but that they are pruned properly to avoid too many heading cuts. A heading cut is when a cut is made along the middle of the branch and not all the way back to the branch collar. Branch tips contain auxin, which is a growth regulator hormone in trees of all kinds. When the branch tips are removed, so is the auxin and the behavior of your tree's growth will be affected. The most common side effect is water sprouting, small branches that start growing from previously regulated nodes on the tree, but another is a delay, or even total lack, of flowering and no flowers means no fruits.


Another common pruning issue is around fruit spurs. Apples and peaches, for example, are pruned differently to preserve the parts of the tree where the flowers will naturally be produced. Obviously, if the fruiting spurs of a tree are removed it cannot flower and fruit the following year!

Frost Damage & Poor Pollination

Unfortunately, one of the most common reasons trees doesn't fruit is frost damage. The flowers of fruit trees are very sensitive to late spring frosts and temperatures much below 29 degrees F will prevent fruit formation. It can be a source of confusion for many growers because the frost does not have to occur during full bloom for the damage to occur. Once the flower buds begin to swell and develop there is a risk of frost damage that you may not even see because the flowers may open normally but will be unable to actually set fruit! If you suspect that you've had a frost, wait till the following day to examine the flowers. Dark brown to black centers are damaged and will probably not set fruit that year.

Heavy Cropping the Previous Year

Finally, the last common reason fruit trees do not bear fruit is the effects on the health of a tree from the last year's crop. In apples and pears, this can be a serious and difficult problem to correct, causing trees to lapse into a biennial bearing pattern and leaving you with whole years of missing fruit production. The solution is thinning, which is to remove some of the fruit while it is immature to encourage the tree to save some energy for the next season. With apples and pears, thin the fruit down to one or two per cluster and allow only fruit-bearing clusters every 6 to 10 inches along a branch. Asian pears are even more important to thin regularly as they over-bear naturally and if not managed well can expend all of their energy, stop growing, and ultimately die.


Too heavy a crop load on peaches and nectarines can reduce shoot growth and the result is shorter shoots for next year's flowers. With peaches and nectarines, thin the fruit so that it is spaced one fruit every 8 to 12 inches along the branch. Typically other tree fruits, like plums, do not need to be thinned because their fruit comes off earlier in the growing season and doesn't impact the tree's ability to flower again next season.

We are Here to Help

Successfully growing plants is a journey and here at Raintree Nursery, we want to do whatever we can to help you meet your goals.



Checking out our Growing Guides is a great place to start, but if you need help you should always feel free to e-mail hort@raintreenursery.com or call us at the nursery with any questions you might have about any of the dozens of factors that go into successful fruit growing in your home orchard.

Thursday, June 24, 2021

POPULAR TREES FOR SALE ONLINE

Our Trees for Sale offer an irresistible focal point in any garden, providing shade, foliage and excellent habitat for wildlife. In addition, garden trees are relatively low-maintenance, requiring little pruning, feeding and watering after the first couple of years. You’ll find a vast range of flowering trees, fruit trees, nut trees and more in our selection. We’re confident that you’ll find precisely the right product for your garden with us at Raintree Nursery. So, whether you’re a beginner or a seasoned veteran, we’re certain that we have something for everyone and from one of the most trustworthy names in the business.



Choose Raintree Nursery, If you are doing a big plantation and need many quality plants to make your garden or farm. With Special discounted rates at Raintree Nursery, we assure to supply the best quality plants at an unbeatable discounted rate. Visit our online tree nursery to see our collections, or you can contact us for any queries/confusion regarding your orders, and we will make sure to do our best to help you with plantation assistance.




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Thursday, February 18, 2021

Best Mail Order Nursery — Order Fruit Trees from Raintree Nursery

We offer a large selection of more extensive, potted fruit trees for anyone looking to produce fresh fruit from their gardens.

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Apple Trees For Sale: Apple trees are cultivated worldwide and are the most widely grown species in the genus Malus. Click on an item on our website, and you'll see the recommended pollinizer in the product information.



Asian Pear Trees: Asian Pears are so very juicy, crunchy and sweet! The tree's edible fruit is recognized by many names, including Asian pear, Japanese pear, Chinese pear, Korean pear, Taiwanese pear, apple pear, papple and sand pear. 


Persimmon Trees: Both Asian and American persimmons are beautiful trees that produce delicious, sweet orange fruit. American persimmons make great shade trees and have beautiful fall color. They are also very cold tolerant and perform well in Zones 5-9.


Gooseberries: Gooseberries, highly prized in Europe as an important part of a well-rounded garden, have been sadly neglected in America. We offer outstanding Canadian and European cultivars not usually available in the U.S.



To shop online for trees and plants, check out and explore one of the best mail order nurseries — Raintree Nursery.


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Friday, April 17, 2020

Buy Fruit Trees Online | Mail Order Nursery - Raintree Nursery

Need help finding a tree? Raintree Nursery is the perfect place for anyone looking to buy fruit trees online. We offer varieties of fruit trees, berries, unusual edibles, ornamentals & supplies for the American Gardener! Visit and get 20% Off all trees bundles.

Raintree Nursery is a well established wholesale and mail order nursery in the US. We pride ourselves on having one of the most extensive offerings of rare and unique trees from everywhere throughout the world.

If you are new to growing fruit trees, feel free to call us, and we will help you get started on your journey.



Here are a few photos of the products we deliver:



It is named for the round, mealy yet edible strawberry colored fruit that ripens in the fall and winter. Self-fertile. One gallon plant.


Blackberry For Sale - 4 Inch Pot

This variety exhibits high disease resistance, drought tolerance, and adaptability to many soil types. Grows 4-10 ft. Tall with a 3-4 ft. 



An Autumn Olive from British Columbia selected for it's abundant production of flavorful fruit. 
Self-fertile. 1 Qt Pot. 


Victoria Plum for sale

This new rare Cherry and Plum cross from Australia. It has a delicious combination of Cherry and Plum flavor. The fruit is firm, sweet and juicy. 



NOTE: 

Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, some changes are made to our services and delivering items that are a higher priority for our customers. If you need to contact us, please do so by email using customerservice@raintreenursery.com Or Call Us at 1-800-391-8892.

Thank you for your understanding.