GURNEY'S - Honeycrisp Apple Fruit Tree, Dormant Bare Root Starter Tree, 1-Pack - Can't Ship to The State of Montana

I like how they ship it promptly as I am working on a tight schedule. The plant was healthy and I am happy to see its growth after few rainshowers. I planted it in a sunny spot and well irrigated soil/ area. I'm in zone 4.

Delivered a couple of weeks ago and noticed yesterday the tree is giving leaf! Excited for my own home-grown apples!!

Like a lot of people I received the tree branch with roots but no leaves. So I went a head and planted it and being I planted the day I got it to now has been around 3 weeks. I was about to give up but low and behold. When I went to water all my plants. I was pleasantly surprised to find all the buds in the picture. I'm so happy after worrying about the tree. What a relief and surprised! UPDATE: A few days later and leaves are coming out! A few more days and once leaves started coming ~ they come! I'M SO HAPPY! HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!

It’s been a couple weeks since I received this stick with roots. The roots looked much better than a cherry tree I ordered. I check on it and my other plants constantly and saw that it’s starting to sprout leaves! Can’t wait for it to be covered in leaves 💗

I was suspicious about buying a sapling ‘on line’ from a ‘dormant’ state—but pleasantly surprised at how amazing this tree is doing! Have bought from Tractor Supply & Lowe’s before, with plants just dying. Would strongly recommend!!

Started out great, put slowly after about six months the leaves started dying, branch by branch. Total waste of money.

After a month of making sure that the ground around my freshly planted twig was moist, thinking that nothing was going to happen, I was very disappointed that it failed to grow, it grew buds! One tiny little bud at first then a leaf and now it has multiple leaves and the start of limbs. I am truly excited to see it grow!

The media could not be loaded. I expected the tree to be potted in something temporary, but it was not. The roots are dried as is the “tree”. I’m going to plant it anyway but I’m not very optimistic.