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The first record of grafting of apple cultivars is from Greece in about 300 BC. The development of grafting techniques was important as apple plants do not root readily from cuttings. Grafting permitted favourable varieties to be propagated clonally which was important because the favourable characters would have been diluted by outcrossing if seeds were used...

Originally modeled in 1940 by Arthur Moeller, this piece has been restyled a number of times over the years. This smaller version of the figurine lacks the bird in the tree featured in the larger model.

This deciduous spiny tree grows to 10'. Its 4" oval fruits are very aromatic with a pungent-tasting pulp. Highly esteemed in its native regions, it's recognized for its medicinal value. The unusual fruits are also made into a refreshing beverage...

The custard apple is well-liked in many parts of the world. Fruits often have colorful skin with creamy, white or pale-yellow flesh, and they are almost exclusively eaten fresh. This small tree grows to 20-35ft...

If you are into fruit trees, this is a must have. My 5 in 1 apple tree will bear 5 different varieties of apples on one tree. And, it's self pollinating. It's great in the ground or in containers.

Arkansas Black is a wonderful apple tree for the home garden. It produces lots of sweet crisp dark red apples. Hardy in zones 4-9. Each tree is at least 3 feet tall and will be shipped bare root and ready to plant...

Mobility is the key with this rolling computer cart with casters and pullout keyboard tray that is also sturdy and supports a 50-pound computer.

nice fruit trees in a package deal. You will get one each of the following: 1 Elberta Peach, 1 Red Delicious Apple, and 1 Santa Rosa Plum tree. These are very nice trees that are a compliment to each other...