Planting Fruit Trees – Too Late in December?

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Planting Fruit Trees – Too Late in December?

Q: Is December too late to plant raspberries, blackberries, blueberries, and fruit trees?

A: You are still well within the time for success in planting fruiting plants. Garden-working weather isn’t great for humans but your plants will have no problem establishing themselves. I have a good list of UGA fruit publications at bit.ly/UGAfruit. Take a look at them to get the best information on planting and maintaining fruit and nut plants.

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