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20th Century Asian Pear Tree
$85.00 -
Anna Apple Tree
$45.00–$85.00 -
Arctic Fantasy Nectarine Tree
$85.00–$195.00 -
Arctic Star White Nectarine Tree
$35.00–$210.00 -
Babcock Peach Tree
$24.95–$210.00 -
Barlett Pear Tree – Asian Pear Tree
$35.00–$210.00 -
Black Mission Fig Tree
$35.00–$210.00 -
Black Monukka Grape Vine (Seedless)
$25.00 -
Blenheim (Royal) Apricot Tree
$85.00–$210.00 -
Bonita Peach Tree
$35.00–$210.00 -
Brown Turkey Fig
$35.00–$210.00 -
Burgundy Plum Tree
$35.00–$210.00 -
Concord Grape Vine
$25.00 -
Desert Gold Peach Tree
$35.00–$85.00 -
Donut Peach Tree (Hulu Anjiri – هلو انجیری)
$85.00–$210.00 -
Fantasia Nectarine
$35.00–$210.00 -
Flame Seedless Grape Vine
$25.00–$45.00 -
Flavor King Pluot Tree
$35.00–$210.00 -
Flordahome Pear Tree
$35.00–$210.00 -
Fuerte Avocado Tree
$45.00–$100.00 -
Fuji Apple Tree
$35.00–$210.00 -
Fuyu Persimmon Tree
$45.00–$210.00 -
Gala Apple Tree
$35.00–$210.00 -
Golden Plum
$35.00–$85.00 -
Granny Smith Apple Tree
$35.00–$210.00 -
Green Gage Plum
$85.00–$210.00 -
Hachiya Persimmon Tree (Diospyros)
$65.00–$250.00 -
Hass Avocado Tree
$45.00–$375.00 -
Hollywood Plum Tree
$85.00 -
Hood Pear Tree
$35.00–$210.00 -
Italian Genoa Fig Tree
$35.00–$210.00 -
Jewel Blueberry Vine – 5 gal (~2 ft tall)
$35.00 -
Lang Jujube Tree
$65.00–$210.00 -
Li Jujube Tree
$65.00 -
Long Beach Peach Tree
$85.00–$210.00 -
Loquat (2-4 Feet Tall) – #5 Container
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Minnie Royal Cherry Tree
$85.00–$210.00 -
Misty Blueberry Vine
$35.00 -
Monterey Pear Tree
$85.00 -
Multi-Budded Apple tree (4 in 1 Apple Tree)
$250.00 -
Muscat of Alexandria Grape Vine
$25.00–$45.00 -
Pakistan Mulberry (White) Tree
$125.00 -
Pakistan Mulberry Tree
$65.00–$210.00 -
Panamint Nectarine
$35.00–$210.00 -
Persian Almond Tree
$45.00–$85.00 -
Persian Askari ‘Shiraz’ Grape Vine
$25.00–$45.00 -
Persian Fig ‘Kan’
$35.00–$210.00 -
Persian Grape Rish Baba – Angoor
$25.00–$45.00
Fruit Trees For Sale
Adding fruit trees into your landscape or home orchard provides beautiful blooms and healthy edible fruits. You’ll enjoy the fruits from your tree in many ways. One of the healthiest ways to enjoy fresh fruit is straight from the tree.
Juice them, dehydrate them, use them for cakes, pies, and cobblers. Many are made into jams and jellies. Fresh fruits are rich in healthful antioxidants and dietary fiber. Phytonutrients in some fruits may help reduce your risk of developing cancer, hypertension, diabetes, and heart disease.
You will enjoy caring for your fruit tree when you follow our care instructions. Our bare-root fruit trees are healthy and come from the best stock. They often bear fruit the first season after planting. Fruits are ripe in the summer, and ready to harvest when your taste buds say so.
Plant fruit trees in full to part sun in well-draining soil. In home orchards, fruit trees can be kept less than ten feet tall and ten feet wide, but will grow larger if allowed. Prune in the winter to control the size and shape, as well as to select producing spurs. Summer thinning of fruits and branches directs the plant’s energy toward spurs (small, fruit-producing branches that extend off a main limb). This type of pruning maximizes desired growth and fruit production. It helps prevent broken limbs caused by too many fruits and stops the wasted growth of undesired limbs.
Follow our instructions and you’ll find fruit trees are easy to grow. Regular winter pruning keeps trees to a desirable size and will encourage fruit production. Summer pruning provides trees with good air circulation and prevents overbearing. Proper pruning techniques are essential are essential to a healthy harvest, as is the right location. Choose a full to part sun spot for your tree and amend the soil if needed. You will soon be harvesting healthy fruits.