Good online store to buy dwarf fruit trees?

Question

Im looking for a good online store to buy some dwarf fruit trees. I
guess Autumn Ridge is out of the question due to all the negative
comments Ive read about it. I was hooked on that place until I read
about all the bad customer service issues.

Also, for you Floridians, Im a little worried that a lot of fruit trees
wont do well here because there isnt enough chilling time. Can anyone
suggest a few varieties that would do well? or at least point me in the
direction of the information?

I wanted at least some citrus, a cherry, an apple, a pear,a peach, an
apricot and maybe a plum in addition to some more tropical fruit trees
that I believe would do better here.

Thanks everyone. :)

Answer 1

You should find something in these links that you are looking for.
Good Luck!
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http://www.zoneten.com/FloweringTrees.htm

http://www.zoneten.com/location.htm
Miami-Dade County, south and west of Miami proper and north of Homestead. The information below is here to save you time and frustration. It helps to print out this page and bring it along. The phone number is 305 255 9825. In Miami-Dade County you need to dial the area code (but not the 1) when calling from a local phone

Florida Extension center
http://miami-dade.ifas.ufl.edu/programs/urbanhort/publications/PDF/trop-subtrop.PDF

Florida tree facts
http://www.floridaplants.com/trees_fact.htm

Florida Nurseries
http://www.troptrees.com/
http://www.tropicalfruit.com/
http://www.justfruitsandexotics.com/
>>>>>>>Dwarf Fruit Trees<<<<<
>>>>>>on line catalog only<<<<<<<<
http://www.eburgess.com/prodnav.asp?cat_search=App&nav=fan&header=Fruits~and~Nuts~-~Apples

Answer 2

I have always had good luck with Miller Nursery in New York state. I am sure that they have a website. They offer many unique varieties of fruit in dwarf, semi dwarf, and standard sizes.
I don't know if they offer any citrus trees.

Answer 3

I just ordered some blueberry bushes from Michigan Bulb Co. I checked their website though, and I didn't see any dwarf fruit trees - just regular or minature fruit trees. Still, you might add blueberry bushes to your list. When I was growing up, we had three big rows of raspberry bushes planted in shady areas in the back of the yard. They produce fruit in the spring and in the fall. Blackberry bushes are good, too. At least a couple of raspberry, blackberry, and blueberry are nice. I checked out a website with lots of citrus trees, but they didn't say dwarf:
http://www.tytyga.com/index

They had lots of fruit trees, too:
http://www.raintreenursery.com/catalog/fruittrees.cfm

Answer 4

Try WWW.Gurneys.com It is the web site for Gurneys Seed and Nursery company. I have the new spring catalog here and it has just about everything imaginable in it and they guarantee their products.

Answer 5

Miller or Stark Bros.
or you can go to gardenwatchdog.com and check the reviews