Yes, I'm still potting up bareroot fruit trees!
One of the humorous ironies of bareroot is that the true miniatures have larger root systems than a "standard" variety. This is because it takes the miniatures an extra year to be "of size" to sell. For comparison, a true miniature has an inter-node length of about a 1/2 inch, where as a standard has at least an inch or two between leaf and/or branch nodes on a stem.
So here you go ... a picture of a bareroot "Pix Zee" peach which comes grafted on "Lovell" rootstock. The entire plant is 4 feet high, and you can see the graft about halfway up. For size comparison, there is a 5-gallon pot on the left that a "standard" would fit in, but obviously the "Pix Zee" will need the 15-gallon pot on the right!
