Where I buy fruit trees & berry shrubs for my small edible garden!

I get asked all the time where I buy my fruit trees, berry bushes, asparagus crowns, rhubarb, currants, goumi berries, and other edible perennials. While I always recommend shopping at local independent nurseries whenever possible, sometimes the varieties we're looking for just aren't available locally. In this video, I'm sharing six of my favorite nursery sources and showing you the actual plants I've purchased from each one. I'll cover how the plants arrived, how they're growing in my garden, and what makes each nursery unique. We'll look at options ranging from large, well-established mail-order nurseries to smaller specialty growers that offer harder-to-find varieties for backyard food forests and permaculture gardens. Nurseries featured include Gurney's, Stark Bros, Raintree Nursery, Cricket Hill Garden, and Fast Growing Trees. If you're planning a food forest, backyard orchard, or simply want to add a few productive fruit plants to your yard, I hope this helps you find some reliable sources :) -------------------------------------------------------------------------- JUMP AHEAD TO: 00:00 Introduction & why I'm sharing my favorite sources 00:40 Gurney's overview 01:31 Rhubarb from Gurney's 03:31 Asparagus crowns from Gurney's 05:13 Honeyberry bushes from Gurney's 07:49 Stark Bros overview 08:45 Fruit trees from Stark Bros 12:39 Strawberries, gooseberries & elderberries from Stark Bros 16:53 Raintree Nursery review 21:19 Cricket Hill Garden review & goumi berries 24:09 Fast Growing Trees review 31:49 Final thoughts & recommendations -------------------------------------------------------------------------- FOLLOW ME :) http://www.quarteracreroots.com   / quarteracreroots     / quarteracreroots     / quarteracreroots