Optimal Timing and Ordering for Container-Grown Trees
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An interview with the orchard owner clarifies the best time to plant container-grown apple trees, which is climate-dependent. Generally, planting in the fall (November to mid-December) is suitable for regions south of the Maryland/Pennsylvania line down to Southern Missouri, as long as the ground doesn't freeze more than 5-6 inches deep. For northern climates, spring planting is recommended, with trees shipped dormant from March to early April. The orchard ships trees throughout the continental United States, ensuring proper permits are in place for all states, including California.
Goal: Determine the best time to order and plant apple trees based on geographical location and climate.
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