And they are on time to plant. Will order again from them. Canandaigua N.Y. I have also ordered several Honeylocust and blight free American Elms. The trees have always been shipped with proper root protection and all have done quite well except for the cherry trees, and I am not sure if the soil or bad luck is to blame. Apple production is very good, peaches come in good if the spring weather is not too cold or wet and the plum tree is leaning from the weight of the past couple of years crops.
Nut trees are better each year.
My 2 American Elms are now over 20 feet tall and still going strong. I totally agree with a previous writer that Millers bare root stock is by far better than most potted plants. I planted the tree anyway thinking I may have a rootstock to graft. The limb was broken in packing or shipment but the bark looked as if a mouse had eaten it. The tree showed no sign of life after several weeks, so I called.