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Looking for Prairie Spy Apple Trees

By Ellen Brown
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Date: 04/20/2006 Topic: Gardening > Fruit Trees  
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Q: I'm searching for two (2) Prairie Spy Apple Trees to plant in my orchard. I'm having difficulty finding them and when I do, the nursery is out of stock for this year, or they won't ship. Any help would be appreciated.

Hardiness Zone: 4a

Elymunile from Ely, NV

A: Elymunile,

The Prairie Spy was originally developed in Excelsior, Minnesota (my home state) in the 1940s. It bears fruit fairly late in the fall (late September or early October) and its flavor is delicious-good for cooking, baking or eating out of hand! This variety is very popular here in Minnesota and many nurseries carry them. Even if some are sold out for the 2006 season, the U of M should be able to give you a long list of Minnesota nurseries more than happy to ship you a tree this spring.

Ellen

About The Author: Ellen Brown is our Green Living and Gardening Expert. Click here to ask Ellen a question! Ellen Brown is an environmental writer and photographer and the owner of Sustainable Media, an environmental media company that specializes in helping businesses and organizations promote eco-friendly products and services. Contact her on the web at http://www.sustainable-media.com

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By Sandra (Guest Post)
I put in the name of your tree in Google and came up w/ lots of choices. Here is one site I saw your tree http://www.maes.umn.edu/MNHardy/components/apples.asp
Good luck and happy shopping.
Sandra

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To: Susan M.
Oh my gosh!!! Thank you so very much for the info. I've sent them an email and told them I'll be calling tomorrow. I didn't think I'd ever get these trees. Both of my parents have passed away and I wanted to plant these trees for them.
God Bless You.
Linda

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By susan matthews (90) Contact
http://www.westonapples.com/apples2.htm These folks will make a graft for you. Google Prairie Spy and a few places that sell that variety will come up for you. Good luck!

Susan Matthews

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