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Fedco Trees Ordering Information

We accept orders by:
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Mail:
Fedco Trees
PO Box 520
Waterville, ME 04903
Fax:
207-872-8317
Online:

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Discount deadline: December 7, 2007.
Final order deadline: March 7.
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for reference purposes.
We accept payment by:
Check, Money order, Visa, or MasterCard
Shipping begins in April.
Tree Sale for preorder customers: April 25-26.
Tree Sale for the public: May 2-3.
Our Variety Descriptions
All trees and plants are bare-rooted (except where noted), and even a large order can fit into a station wagon. All fruit and nut trees are well-rooted, 1/4-7/8" in diameter.

Fruit trees are grafted onto the hardiest standard-sized rootstocks available, except where noted. Standard trees are stronger rooted, hardier, and longer lived than dwarf or semi-dwarf trees. If you want a smaller tree, keep it pruned.

For fruit trees and berries, the exact dates of peak ripeness will vary from place to place.

The zone hardiness rating will aid you in determining whether a plant will be hardy for you. The average minimum temperature in your area determines your zone. See the chart below. Apple descriptions have minimum and maximum zones because apples typically need cold climates to produce the best fruit. Your own soil conditions, micro-climate and topography will be equally important in determining the best varieties for you.

Please note pollination requirements for fruits, nuts and berries. Some plants are self-pollinating, others require a second plant for pollination, and others require a plant of a second variety.

We strive to give you accurate information about all the plants we sell. If you notice inaccuracies, please let us know. Statements about medicinal uses of plants have not been evaluated by the FDA, and should not be used for the diagnosis, treatment, cure or prevention of any ailment. Before using or ingesting any medicinal plant, consult a healthcare practitioner familiar with botanical medicine.

John writes the tree and shrub descriptions and Susan writes tender bulb and perennial descriptions.

USDA
Hardiness
Zone
Average
Minimum
Temperature
2
-50° to -40°
3
-40° to -30°
4
-30° to -20°
5
-20° to -10°
6
-10° to 0°

Maine sales tax
For Maine residents and pickups only. Please add 5% sales tax.
Handling
We charge $10 for handling if you adjust your order. Additions, deletions and cancellations are costly for us to process. You are welcome to place as many separate orders as you wish.
Discounts & Deadlines

Discount deadline is Friday, December 7, 2007. Sorry, no volume discounts on later orders. Discounts apply only to orders shipped to one address.
over $200 10% discount
over $400 15% discount

Special discounts may be available for very large orders; please call (207) 873-7333 for a quote.

Shipping

All orders to be shipped pay a $5 box charge in addition to shipping. Shipping is 10% with the following minimums.
New England-$7.00
NY, NJ and PA-$9.00
all other states-$14.00

We ship to Alaska via Priority Mail; include 20% for shipping (minimum $14) and supply a postal address.

If you require a particular ship date during our regular shipping time or for shipment around April 30 we charge an additional $15 to cover our extra handling costs.

Pickups
Pick your order up at our warehouse in Clinton, Maine, during our annual Tree Sale. Fri and Sat, April 25-26, are reserved for preorder customers. The public is welcome on Friday and Saturday, May 2-3. Sale times are 9:00 am-3:00 pm each day. We recommend that preorder customers come on April 25 or 26, shop at the full Tree Sale and avoid the crowds. We will send you a pickup reminder and map in April.
Surplus
We will offer surplus for sale at the Tree Sale. Sometimes we have stock left over after the Tree Sale, but never after May 15th, when we shut down completely and go home to plant.
Group orders
Mail us at one time all the order forms from your group members with one payment and we will ship all the orders, packaged individually, to one address. The group total earns the discount if it qualifies. Use the front of an order form for a group address and payment cover sheet. We recommend making a copy of each group member’s order before you send the batch to us. We are not yet equipped to take group orders online.

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Fedco Seeds, PO Box 520, Waterville, ME 04903
(207) 873-7333

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