Mail-order Apple Trees for Hot Climates and the Tropics

We Ship Apple Trees All Over the World

12/4/2011 Sold out for the 2012 Season unless you previously contacted us this year

How to order Benchgraft Apple Trees

Dozens of Tested Varieties

If you go to the local nursery or home center, you'll find about three apple varieties in pots and maybe eight bare root around January.   These can grow up to be fine trees, but you're really missing out on the possibilities, both variety-wise and tree-wise.

We provide dozens of apple varieties tested to be good in hot climates in the form of Benchgrafts.  

So you've never heard of any of these varieties?  Don't feel bad.  Americans have lost their agricultural roots and are strangers to things every schoolboy used to know regarding apple husbandry.  They have resigned to the fact that the apples in the supermarket are as good as it gets, that apple trees are hard to grow, and that it takes years and years for the tree to produce fruit.  And apples certainly won't grow in the middle of the city, for back yards are much too small.

Or not.  We hope to open up a whole new world for you regarding growing your own apples, to bring you the world's best varieties, and give you the knowledge to craft a tree that suits your needs and growing conditions.  The best apples you've ever tasted may be those from your back yard.  Did we mention that this is a whole lot of fun, and best of all, ITS CHEAP!! ($10.00 U.S. a tree)

Note:  We do not sell bare-root or potted trees, for good reason

Young benchgraft apple tree three weeks after grafting.  It may grow two meters the first year.  Click to see more

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