Best Places To Get Trees, Bushes, Vines, and Canes For Your Homestead

On This Episode of The Modern Homesteading Podcast, Harold and Rachel Talk About Their Picks For Some Of The Best Places To Get Trees, Bushes, Vines, and Canes For Your Homestead.

The Modern Homesteading Podcast, Episode 182 – January 12, 2023

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Where To Get Trees, Bushes, Vines, and Canes For Your Homestead

Cuttings and Plants From Other Homesteaders

  • Networking the homesteading community

Local Nurseries

  • Small family-owned nurseries
  • Large retailer garden centers – choose wisely

Local Conservation 

Arbor Day Foundation

Stark Bother’s Nurseries

  • Website – https://www.starkbros.com/ 
  • Founded by James Hart Stark over 200 years ago.
  • Located in Louisiana, Missouri, on over 300 acres of land.

Dave Wilson Nursery

  • Website – https://www.davewilson.com/ 
  • Established by Dave Wilson in 1938
  • Located near Reedley, California, they are farming more than one thousand acres on a four-year rotation, growing over four million trees a year.

Peaceful Valley Farm and Garden Supply

  • Website – https://www.groworganic.com/ 
  • Started as a small family-owned operation in 1976 in Nevada City, California.
  • Largest independent U.S. retailer focused on organic farm & gardening supplies.

Edible Acres Permaculture Nursery

Rare Plant Store – Nick Ferguson

Cold Stream Farm

Fedco

Food Forest Farm

Edgewood Nursery

  • Harold’s Pick – Robinson Crusoe, by Daniel Defoe – published in 1719
  • Rachel’s Pick – Boundaries by Cloud and Townsend

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    Author, blogger, podcaster, homesteading and permaculture enthusiast. I have a passion for sharing what I learn and helping others on their journey. If you're looking for me, you'll usually find me in the garden.

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  • Rachel Jamison

    An aspiring permaculturist and urban homesteader who loves to teach and inspire others to grow where they are planted.

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