Our first order will be from Hartmann’s Plant Company in Michigan.  They retail too, but if you order more than 100 plants you get wholesale prices.   I’ve been looking for deals like Hartmann’s, with many berries, kiwi and figs for about $2/ea in 2.5″ containers.   In previous years I paid $6 and more for small seedlings or rooted cuttings and lost quite a few of them.
There’s LOTS of info at Hartmann’s site and you can browse both the retail and wholesale listings:
http://www.hartmannsplantcompany.com
Download wholesale catalog (.pdf)
The Growing Instructions are quite extensive and they also describe each plant and how to grow and prune it.  Some plants appear to be available only retail, such as asparagus and elderberry. It looks like the Growing Instructions contain all plants. And of course you can also download the retail catalog.
Download Growing Instructions
We will talk about specific plants and how to grow them in our climate at the 1/29 Gardening Club meeting next Thursday at 2 pm at Canyon’s End near Meadview.   That’s when you can add to our order and we will place the order the following weekend.
I called Hartmann’s today and a helpful person promptly answered the phone, spoke fluent English and answered my questions.  We’re off to a good start.   They’ll ship about a week after the order or later, as specified.  I may split the order into two shipments, have to do some more research.
Shipping costs:  about 25% of the order and I’ll probably have more info next week at the meeting.
In the meantime, please post here or email with any questions.
If you’re in Kingman or Golden Valley, we can bring your plants to town or you can pick them up at our place, near Meadview.
Below is our preliminary order:

Our preliminary order:
Blackberries
BK-W-0400Chester2 1/2″ containersZones 5b-9b5$   1.85$       9.25
BK-W-0900Triple Crown2 1/2″ containersZones 5b-9b5$   1.85$       9.25
Red Currants
CU-W-0200Jonkeer Van Tets2 1/2″ containersZones 4a-8b.2$     1.75$       3.50
Daphnes
BU-W-2600Carol Mackie2 1/2″ containers2$     2.60$       5.20
BU-W-2700Somerset2 1/2″ containersZones 4-8.2$     2.60$       5.20
Figs
BU-W-0400Chicago Hardy Fig2 1/2″ containers4$     1.95$       7.80
1 liter1$     3.55$       3.55
#11$     4.75$       4.75
BU-W-9400Conadria2 1/2″ containersZones 7 – 95$     1.95$       9.75
BU-W-0500LSU Purple2 1/2″ containersZones 7-95$     1.95$       9.75
BU-W-4200Magnolia2 1/2″ containersZones 7-95$     1.95$       9.75
BU-W-7000“Panache” Tiger Stripe2 1/2″ containersZones 7-95$     1.95$       9.75
Goji Berry
BU-W-2200Goji Berry2 1/2″ containersZones 3-85$     1.95$       9.75
Gooseberry
GB-W-0100Black Velvet2 1/2″ containersZones 4a-8b5$     1.90$       9.50
#1 container1$     4.45$       4.45
GB-W-0400Hinnonmaki Red2 1/2″ containersZones 4-85$     1.90$       9.50
GB-W-0600Johns Prairie2 1/2″ containersZones 3-85$     1.90$       9.50
#1 containerZones 3-81$     4.45$       4.45
Hops
BU-W-7800CASCADE HOPS2 1/2″ containersZones 4-93$     1.90$       5.70
Kiwi
KW-W-0700Issai (FEMALE)2 1/2″ containersZones 7a-8b5$     1.75$       8.75
#1 container2$     4.30$       8.60
It is recommended to plant with a male Meader Kiwi for larger fruits.
KW-W-0900MEADER2 1/2″ containersZones 5a-7b2$     1.75$       3.50
#1 container2$     4.30$       8.60
KW-W-0400Cordifolia (FEMALE)2 1/2″ containersZones 5a-9b.5$     1.75$       8.75
#1 container5$     4.30$     21.50
KW-W-120074-32 (MALE)2 1/2″ containersZones 5a-9b.5$     1.75$       8.75
Use for females Cordifolia#1 container5$     4.30$     21.50
Olive Tree
BU-W-3800Olive Tree3.5″ containerZones 8-11 where temperatures do not fall below 15ºF (-9ºC).2$     6.00$     12.00
cold hardy to 15 F
PAPAWZones 4b – 7b4$     4.85$     19.40
Raspberries
RB-W-4200Autumn Britten2 1/2″ containersZones 3a-115$     1.40$       7.00
RB-W-4400Tulameenbare root 4″ containerZones 6b-8b.5$     1.40$       7.00
RB-W-2400Encorebare root 4″ containerZones 6b-8b.5$     1.40$       7.00
RB-W-7100THIMBLEBERRY RASPBERRYZONE 4 to 85$     1.85$       9.25
124$   291.95

Once we submitted this order we’ll move on to fruit trees.