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Fiskars Adjustable Fruit Picker Mesh Basket Accessory

$4.25

$15

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Walmart has Fiskars Adjustable Fruit Picker Mesh Basket Accessory (340170-1001) on sale for $4.23. Shipping is free w/ Walmart+ (free 30-day trial) or on orders of $35+.

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  • Note: Pricing and availability for purchase may vary by location.
About this item:
  • Fiskars Fruit Picker Basket harvests fruit from tall trees without bruising or scratching
  • FiberComp tabs gently pull ripe fruit from branches, while machine washable, mesh bag catches the harvest, allowing you to see your yield
  • Bag angle is adjustable for optimal positioning
  • Pole not included; attaches to Fiskars Pruning Stik Tree Pruners (items 392341 and 392401, sold separately)
  • Full lifetime warranty

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  • About this deal:
    • At the time of this posting, our research indicates that this is $10.76 lower than the next best comparable prices starting from $14.99.
  • About this product:
    • Rating of 4.8/5 from Walmart customer reviews.
  • About this store:
    • Details of Walmart's return policy (here)

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Walmart has Fiskars Adjustable Fruit Picker Mesh Basket Accessory (340170-1001) on sale for $4.23. Shipping is free w/ Walmart+ (free 30-day trial) or on orders of $35+.

Thanks to Deal Hunter Rokket for finding this deal.
  • Note: Pricing and availability for purchase may vary by location.
About this item:
  • Fiskars Fruit Picker Basket harvests fruit from tall trees without bruising or scratching
  • FiberComp tabs gently pull ripe fruit from branches, while machine washable, mesh bag catches the harvest, allowing you to see your yield
  • Bag angle is adjustable for optimal positioning
  • Pole not included; attaches to Fiskars Pruning Stik Tree Pruners (items 392341 and 392401, sold separately)
  • Full lifetime warranty

Editor's Notes

Written by SaltyOne | Staff
  • About this deal:
    • At the time of this posting, our research indicates that this is $10.76 lower than the next best comparable prices starting from $14.99.
  • About this product:
    • Rating of 4.8/5 from Walmart customer reviews.
  • About this store:
    • Details of Walmart's return policy (here)

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dealdood88
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FYI Apples seeds don't grow true to seed. Meaning you will get a random type of apple, usually not a great eating type like a crab apple. In addition, you're going to be waiting about 7+ years to find that out. The best bet is to buy a grafted apple tree with the exact type you want and you'll also have fruit in 2-3 years. Best of luck!
qning
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Stock up because we're going to be picking our own fruit this season.
killjoy1970
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Long answer:
It appears the way the cup is designed, you cradle an apple mostly inside the holding bag, then lift on the pole some so that the stem finds its way down into the narrow space between the plastic "petals" of the picker basket. Now with the fruit in the basket, and the stem snugged into in the narrowest part of a petal wedge, you can pull the basket away from the branch and basically "pluck" the apple from the branch. But make sure never to pull in a direction that might fold/flex the branch or break it. Pulling outward (away from the tree, toward the tip of the branch), in a way that extends the branch in it's natural direction and doesn't fold it backwards, is ideal.
Then work at perfecting your technique so that every time, all you remove is the apple with stem. Nothing else. Never twigs or leaves. Perfecting the pluck might involve a skillful and careful slight twisting of the stick as you pull. If all you get is an apple, or an apple with just a stem attached, you're doing it right.

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qning
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Stock up because we're going to be picking our own fruit this season.
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gottahaveSD
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Thanks, got a couple. How long before my trees start bearing fruit? I plan to start keeping my apple seeds some day.
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Can these be attacked to a normal broom stick?
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brotherhpj41
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are they big enough to pick coconuts ?
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Out of stock for me
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Quote from brotherhpj41 :
Out of stock for me
Still available for me, sorry OOS near you. Frown
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Quote from gottahaveSD :
Thanks, got a couple. How long before my trees start bearing fruit? I plan to start keeping my apple seeds some day.
FYI Apples seeds don't grow true to seed. Meaning you will get a random type of apple, usually not a great eating type like a crab apple. In addition, you're going to be waiting about 7+ years to find that out. The best bet is to buy a grafted apple tree with the exact type you want and you'll also have fruit in 2-3 years. Best of luck!
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Quote from gottahaveSD :
Thanks, got a couple. How long before my trees start bearing fruit? I plan to start keeping my apple seeds some day.

"you plan"? go to the grocery store....
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Last edited by TooManyMind April 6, 2025 at 02:35 AM.
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For the children in Florida.
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TuaPui
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Good deal. From the picture and a feedback someone left, it's a clamp mount to any 1 1/4 inch pole. I'll pick my fruits in style this year instead of using my makeshift picker 😄
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killjoy1970
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In the picture at the Walmart website they show someone cutting off a piece of branch to harvest an apple. That destroys the site(s) of future apples. I'd be an unwelcome pest in any apple orchard if I believed that's an acceptable way to do it.
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deshwasi
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Quote from TuaPui :
Good deal. From the picture and a feedback someone left, it's a clamp mount to any 1 1/4 inch pole. I'll pick my fruits in style this year instead of using my makeshift picker 😄
How would you cut fruit without snipper on pole?
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Quote from TriggrHppyTiggr :
Can these be attacked to a normal broom stick?
I'm sure you could make it work. Worst case scenario if it doesn't clamp tight enough you could pad/widen the handle at the spot you're attaching it to get a firm hold. It isn't a screw on connection. Not sure why you're getting down votes...
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illsman
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Quote from deshwasi :
How would you cut fruit without snipper on pole?
When fruit is ready they'll pull off without snipping needed. I have a wire one I've used for years that works under the same principle

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