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Fast fruit facts


Peaches are among the many types of fruit available in dwarf form. 
 (millernursries.com / The Spokesman-Review)
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•Dwarf trees are becoming more widely available in nurseries, garden centers and from Web sources.

•When buying or ordering, be sure to ask if the tree is a dwarf and not a semidwarf. For apple trees, look for a code like EMLA 27, EMLA 26 or M 27 on the tag. Codes represent the dwarfing type of rootstock you want.

•Dwarfing rootstocks on other types of fruit will have other names, so do your research before you buy.

millernurseries.com – Specializes in cold-tolerant trees

strakbros.com – Lots of unique varieties

raintreenursery.com – Northwest’s best source of regional proven trees and information on growing them.