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Many varieties of fruit trees - $45 (hayward / castro valley)
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Different varieties of grafted fruit (dwarf or semi-dwarf) trees for sale:
At least 4 years old fruiting trees (some are up to 8 years old. Most are flowering or fruiting at this time. A few are not flowering or fruiting this year, but guarantee to have fruits next year.
All trees are grafted unless specified as air-layered or grown from seed.
PRICING: from $45 and up depending on the sizes and ages of the trees. Prices are subject to changes at any time.
New customers: Buy 2 trees: 5% off. Buy 3 trees: 10% off. Buy 5 trees: 15% off. Buy 10 trees or more: 20% off.
Returning customers: 10% off, Buy 3 trees: 15% off. Buy 5 trees or more: 20% off
Returning customers with purchased referrals: 1 time 20% off per each referrals
Trees must be bought at the same time. MAXIMUM DISCOUNT is 20%
CURRENTLY AVAILABLE (Organically grown):
APPLES varieties (5 gallon pot):
- Ambrosia
- Gala
- Honey Crisp
- Fuji (one of the sweetest apple varieties): $45
- Multi-grafts apple: 3 grafts: $79 to $89, 4 grafts: $99 to $109
APRICOT & APRIUM varieties (5 gallon pot):
$45 to $60, 4ft to 6ft tall
- Blenheim
- Cot-N-Candy Aprium
- Flavor Delight Aprium
- Flavor Giant
- Golden Sweet
- Harcot
- Pixie-Cot: dwarf apricot tree
- Multigrafts Apricot ($109), any 4 of these combinations: Tomcot, Katy, Blenheim, Flavor Delight, Royal Rosa
AVOCADO varieties:
- Hass (5 gallon) commercial variety, 3-4ft tall: $55 - $60; 5-6ft tall: $69-$79
- Pinkerton (5 gallon), 3-4ft large long fruit, small seed: $55-$60
* Super Rare Varieties (2 gallon long tube) 2-3ft tall, $69-$79:
- Carman Hass (a.k.a Phoenix): Fruits taste like Hass. Much more consistent producing fruits over the years than Hass
- Lamb Hass: Fruits taste like Hass. More consistent producing fruits over the years than Hass, larger fruit size than Hass
- Reed: Larger fruit size than Hass, and are often celebrated as the best-tasting avocado variety thanks to their rich, nutty flavor.
- Gem: fruit has a fantastic, rich flavor. A gourmet avocado provides a remarkable eating experience
* Super Rare Varieties (3 gallon) 2ft tall, $60-$69:
- Ardith: fruit is buttery and flavorful and is considered to be of excellent quality
- Don Gillogly: Dwarf avocado tree, can produce two distinct crops per year of long-neck fruits with superior flavor
- Greengold: fruit with a small seed, high oil content, and a rough green-gold skin.
- Jan Boyce: Considered by some to be a gourmet of all avocados
- Queen: very large excellent fruits that can weigh up to 2 lbs with small seed.
* Rare Varieties: 7 gallon, 6-8ft tall, $125-$135, 15 gallon: $150 to $165
- Dwarf variety: Little Cardo, a.k.a Wurtz Avocado. The best dwarf avocado among all dwarf varieties. Fruit is bigger than Hass, excellent taste. Great small size tree for smaller backyard
- Fuerte Avocado: Super Cold tolerant. Great fruit taste. It is still considered by many to be the best tasting avocado
- Mexicola: Super Cold tolerant. Great fruit taste, edible skin
CHAMPACA, WHITE (White Fragrant Himalayan, Michelia champaca Alba, Magnolia × alba): Air-layered, some are flowering, $79 to $149
CHERRY varieties (5 gallon pot):
Most are semi-dwarf trees. Some are dwarf trees (e.g: Bing varieties)
Prices from $50 to $65
- Bing (self-pollination), 5ft to 6ft
- Bing ultra-dwarf, 4ft to 5ft
- Black Tartarian, 5ft to 6ft
- Craigs' Crimson
- Lapin, 5ft to 6ft
- Montmorency (Persian sour) Cherry
- Napoleon (aka. Royal Ann), 5ft to 7ft
- Royal Crimson
- Royal Lee (similar to Bing, 2-4 weeks fruiting earlier)
- Stella, 5ft to 6ft
- Tulare, 3ft to 4ft ($35 to $40)
- Multi-grafted different cherry varieties, 5ft to 7ft: 3 grafts $79 to $89, 5 grafts $99 to $109
- 15 gallon cherry trees (Brooks, Bing, Rainier, Lapins ...) from 5 ft to 7 ft: from $79 to $89
CHILI PEPPERS varieties:
- Rainbow color chili (spicy): $15 to $30 depending on the age and size of the trees
CITRUS varieties (in 5 gallon pot):
- Lime:
+ Bears Seedless, $55 to $60
+ Finger Lime (Green flesh fruit: $64 to $69, Red flesh fruit: $64 to $74)
+ Kieffer/Makrut/Kaffir Lime (Exotic, $64 to $74)
+ Mexican Key, $55 to $60
+ Mexican Thornless Key Lime, $50 to $60
- Calamondin/Calamansi (Tắc/Hạnh): from $54 to $74 in 5 gallon pot
- Kumquat:
+ Fukushu, Changshou kumquat, Fortunella obovata: $64-$74
+ Indio Mandarinquat, $59 to $74
+ Meiwa Kumquat, $59 to $74. Now available
+ Nagami Kumquat, $55 to $60
- Mandarin:
+ Clementine, $55 to $60
+ Gold Nugget (probably the best mandarine on market), $84 to $89 Now instock after 2 years backordered
+ Honey Mandarine (Super rare, $74 to $79). Now instock after 2 years backordered
+ Kishu seedless, $69 to $74
+ Pixie, $64 to $75
+ Owari Satsuma, $55 to $65
+ Shasta Gold, $74 to $79
+ Shiranui (a.k.a: Dekopon, Sumo mandarin, one of the best mandarin on the market): $74 to $79
+ Tahoe Gold, $74 to $79
+ Tangerine, $55 to $60
+ Tangelo, $55 to $60
- Lemon:
+ Eureka, $55 to $60
+ Improved Meyer, $55 to $60
+ Lisbon, $55 to $60
+ New Zealand Lemonade (sweet lemon, taste exactly like sweet lemonade): $64 to $74
- Orange:
+ Atwood, $59 to $64
+ Cara Cara Navel Pink, $59 to $69
+ Moro Blood, $55 to $69
+ Sweet Valencia, $55 to $65
+ Sweet Washington Navel, $55 to $60
- Pomelo:
+ Tahitian Pomelo (one of the best taste pomelo), $74 to $79
FIGS (5 gallon) 2ft to 3ft $25 to $49, 3ft to 5ft $55 to $75:
- Black Jack
- Black Mission Fig
- Chicago Hardy
- Genoa Fig
- Kadota Fig
- Miss Misty Dwarf Fig
- Panache Tiger Fig
- Peter Honey Fig
- Prolific Brown Turkey fig
- Prolific Osbone fig
- Turkish
- White Fig
GUAVA, 5 gallon:
- Tropical White: $65
- Tropical Pink: $65
- Yellow Lemon Guava: $65
- Malaysian Red: $65
- Pineapple guava (Coolidge or Nazemetz), 5ft tall: $79
JUJUBE varieties:
These are super rich, sweet, crunchy, juicy and best quality taste; not the mediocre Li or Lang varieties that are selling in a typical nursery.
- GA866: from $99 to $109 depends on the age and size of the trees (5ft to 6ft tall, 0.5 inch to 0.75 inch trunk)
+ Larger trees - 7 ft tall (trimmed down) and 1 inch to 2 inch trunk: from $129 to $149.
- Honey Jar: from $99 to $109 depends on the age and size of the trees.
- Lang: standard fruiting jujube. Sometimes seedless
- Li: standard fruiting jujube
- Shanxi Li: from $99 to $119 depends on the age and size of the trees.
- Sugar Cane: from $79 to $139 depends on the age and size of the trees.
LOQUAT, 5 gallon, 4ft - 5ft
- Advance, fruiting $85, no fruiting $75
- Big Jim, fruiting $89, no fruiting $80
- Champagne, fruiting $85, no fruiting $75
- Gold Nugget, fruiting $85, no fruiting $75
LONGAN (Tropical fruit tree):
- Kohala Longan (air-layered, 2ft to 3ft tall): $79 to $129
LYCHEE (Tropical fruit tree), 5 gallon pot:
- Brewster Lychee (air-layered, 2ft to 3ft tall): $129 to $139
- Sweetheart Lychee( air-layered, 2ft to 3ft tall): $139 to $169
Add $30 to $50 more for 15 gallon pot
MULBERRY FRUITING varieties (15 gallon pot):
- Parkistan Mulberry: 10ft tall, 2 inches or more trunk: $129 to $149
- Persian White Mulberry: 7ft to 9ft tall, 1 inch to 1.5 inches trunk: $79 to $99.
- SOLD OUT Persian Fruiting Mulberry: 5ft to 6ft tall, 1 inch to 1.5 inches trunk: $79 to $89 SOLD OUT
- Black Beauty Fruiting Mulberry: 5ft to 6ft tall, 1 inch to 1.5 inches trunk: $79 to $89
- Weeping Mulberry: 8ft to 10ft tall, 2 inches or more trunk: $119 to $129
PAPAYA (SOLD OUT):
- 1 gallon pot: $15/each
- 5 gallon pot: $20 to $30/each depending on the size of the trees and how many trees in a pot
PASSION FRUIT:
- Frederick Passion Fruit, 5 gallon: $50
PEACH/NECTARINE/NECTAR PLUM
5 gallon pot varieties:
- Babcock peach, white flesh, super sweet fruit: $45- $65 (4-6ft tall, 0.5 - 1 inch trunk)
- White Donut Peaches: $60
- White peaches
15 gallon pot varieties from $80 to $85:
- Santa Barbara Peach (best yellow peach)
- June Snow Peach (currently fruiting)
- Multi-grafted peach (15 gallon): (minimum 3 different grafted varieties, up to 5 grafted varieties) from $119 to $129:
+ Low-chill 1 peach: May Pride, Eve Pride, Mid Pride, Flordaprince, Desert Gold
Nectarine (15 gallon) from $80 to $85:
- Arctic Rose Nectarine
- May Fire Nectarine
- October Snow nectarine
- Sugar Saucer Nectarine
- Nectar Plum: Spice Zee
PEAR varieties (5 gallon pot):
- Red Bartlette: $50
- Seckel: $59
- Multigrafts Asian Pear: Hosui, Chojuro, Seigyoku, 20th Century, $109
PERSIMMON (5 gallon pot) varieties:
MANY PERSIMMON TO HAVE FRUITS THIS YEAR
* Fuyu group (crunchy, sweet, non-astringent)
- Standard Fuyu: from $79 (5ft tall, 0.5 inch trunk) to $89 (7-8ft tall, 1 inch trunk)
- Fuyu Giant (largest fruit Fuyu variety): from $89 (6ft tall, 0.75 inch trunk) to $119 (trimmed down to 7ft tall, 1 inch trunk)
- Fuyu Jiro (large fruit than standard Fuyu): from $79 (6ft tall, 0.75 inch trunk) to $99 (trimmed down to 7ft tall, 1 inch trunk)
- Fuyu Imoto (large fruit than Jiro Fuyu): from $75 (6ft tall, 0.75 inch trunk) to $99 (trimmed down to 7ft tall, 1 inch trunk)
- Coffee Cake (Nishimura wase) (6 ft tall, 0.75 inch trunk). It is incredibly tasty with its rich, somewhat spicy flavor, and brown flesh: from $84 to $99
* Hachiya group (soft, super sweet, astringent when not ripped, non-astringent when ripped)
- Honan Red: $99 (7-8ft tall, > 1 inch trunk)
- Maru (aka. chocolate persimmon): from $89 to $99 (4-5ft tall, 0.5 -0.75 inch trunk)
- Standard Hachiya: from $79 (4ft tall, 0.5 inch trunk) to $109 (6ft tall, 0.75 inch trunk)
- Saijo (translated from Japanese: "the best one"): from $79 (4ft tall, 0.5 inch trunk) to $109 (6ft tall, 0.75 inch trunk)
- Tamopan: $99 (7-8ft tall, 1 inch trunk)
PLUERRY (Plum & Sweet Cherry)
- Candy Heart
- Flavor Punch
- Sweet Treat
PLUM varieties (5 gallon pot):
- French plum: $45
- Satsuma plum: $45
- Mariposa plum: $45
- Multi-grafted plum: (minimum 3 different grafted varieties, up to 5 grafted varieties) in 5 gallon pot: $79 to $89
- Caramel Kiss (15 gallon): $80
PLUMCOT varieties (cross between plums and apricots)
Prices from $59 to $69 depends on the size of the trees
- Geo Pride: 5ft to 6ft
PLUOT varieties (cross between plums and apricots) 5 gallon:
Prices from $55 to $75 depends on the size of the trees
- Dapple Dandy (aka Dinosaur Egg): 5ft to 7 ft tall, 1 inch to 1.5 inch trunk
- Emerald Drop: 5ft to 7 ft tall, 1 inch to 1.5 inch trunk
- Flavor Delight Aprium: 5ft to 7 ft tall, 1 inch to 1.5 inch trunk
- Flavor Grenade: 5ft to 7 ft tall, 1 inch to 1.5 inch trunk
- Flavor King: 4-5 ft tall
- Flavor Queen Pluot (super sweet and juicy, 3 ft to 5 ft tall, 1 inch to 1.5 inch trunk)
- Flavor Supreme: 5ft to 7 ft tall, 1 inch to 1.5 inch trunk
- Multi-grafted Pluot (15 gallon): (minimum 3 different grafted varieties, up to 4 grafted varieties) from $99 to $109:
+ Flavor King, Flavor Queen, Flavor Supreme, Dapple Dandy
PRUNE:
- Sugar Prune, 10 gallon or 15 gallon, 7ft to 8ft, 1" to 2" trunk, some are with fruits: $85 to $95
POMEGRANATE varieties (5 gallon), now back in stock
- Ever-sweet pomegranate, produces the sweetest, pink refreshing juice: $35 to $119 depending on the size of the trees
- Utah Sweet pomegranate, produces red fruits with rich and refreshing fresh juice: $50 to $65 depending on the size of the trees
Add $30 more for 15 gallon pot trees
SAPODILLA (5 gallon: $119 to $139; 15 gallon: $169 to $199, some are flowering/fruiting):
- Alano (back ordered)
- Hasaya
- Molix
- Tikal
SAPOTE:
- Vernon White, 5 gallon: $79 to $89
- Subelle, 5 gallon: $79 to $89