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316 Otter Creek
Road Big
Timber, MT 59011 phone:
(406) 932-4195 fax:
(406)
932-4180
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Getting to Blake
Nursery
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All plants must be picked up in person at Blake Nursery in
Big Timber, MT. Blake Nursery does not ship plants, or provide
mail-order service. |
| Fruit
Trees |
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Height |
Price |
| CHERRY,
Meteor: large, bright red fruit; self-fertile sour pie cherry; very
hardy; loathes "wet feet"; small, 8-10 ft. tree. |

Prices
for all cherries:
4-5'............39.95 |
| CHERRY,
North Star: dwarf, grows only 5-7 ft.; self-fertile; very productive;
like other cherries, loathes "wet feet". |
| CRABAPPLE,
Chestnut: large crabapples with pleasant nutty flavor; great for
fresh eating. |
5-6' |
39.95 |
| CRABAPPLE,
Whitney: old favorite summer bearing tree; very good eaten fresh;
hardy; very productive. |
5-6' |
39.95 |
| PEAR,
Gourmet, Summercrisp and Ure: sweet, juicy dessert types; get heavier
crops if have two varieties for good cross-pollination; very attractive,
tidy, globe-shaped trees; hardiest for Montana. |
Prices
for all pears:
5'................39.95
6'................45.95
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| PLUM,
American: hardy, thicket-forming “wild” plum frequently
used in wildlife plantings; seen throughout our area; drought resistant;
showy flowers in early spring; fruit red or yellow; excellent pollinator. |

Prices
for all plums:
5'................39.95
6-7'............45.95 |
| PLUM,
Mount Royal: blue, European plum; excellent eating right off tree;
also good for dessert, jam, and preserves; self-pollinating; very
prolific bearer in our area; ripens late August. |
| PLUM,
Alderman, Pembina, Pipestone, Toka and Waneta: five of the hardiest,
most productive Japanese-American plums; sweet fruit good for eating
fresh, jam and preserves; all dependable in Montana; must plant
near another plum for cross-pollination and better fruit production;
Toka and American are excellent pollinators. (See Plum
feature for more information.) |
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