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Compact citrus tree, 6-10 ft tall, perfect for small gardens or containers. Grows in USDA zones 9-11, requires sun and well-draining soil. Yields sweet, tangy lemons for cooking, baking, cocktails, or enjoyed fresh from late fall to spring.
$59.00
Celeste Fig. Small to medium tree, 6-10 ft. Very low chill hours (100-200 hrs). Bears main crop late summer, July–August. Small to medium violet-brown fruit, sweet honey-like pink flesh. Excellent fresh. Cold-hardy. Popular Southern heirloom. Zone 7-10.
$29.95
The 'Eureka Frost' lemon is a low-seeded, very acidic lemon known for its bright yellow color. The nearly thornless tree has an open growth habit, reaching 6-9' tall, producing abundant fruit in full sun with well-drained soil.
$49.00
Bloomsweet Grapefruit is a compact citrus tree 6-8 ft; full sun; moderate water; sweet pink grapefruit and fragrant blooms; cold-hardy variety perfect for containers or landscapes in our area, Texas.
$49.00
Smooth Zest One Nectarine: Medium to large tree, ~8' tall. Chill hours: 200–250. Ripens early to mid-May. Firm, white-fleshed clingstone with tangy-sweet flavor. High yield. Self-fertile. Texas A&M release. Ideal for Gulf Coast. Zones 8–11.
$49.00
Don Juan Avocado: Large tree, 20–25' tall. No chill hours required. Ripens Aug–Oct. Good-sized fruit with distinctive speckled green-brown skin — stays green when ripe. Exceptional, rich flesh. Self-fertile. Cold hardy to mid-teens. Zones 8–11.
$59.00
Japanese Plum Loquat. Medium evergreen tree, 15-25 ft. No chill hours required. Bears fruit late winter to early spring, February–April. Small orange-yellow fruit, sweet-tart juicy flesh. Excellent fresh or jellied. Ornamental year-round. Zone 8-10.
$39.95
The Marrs orange is a sweet, early-maturing variety with low acidity. The tree grows to about 10-15 feet tall and thrives in full sun. The medium-large fruit has a smooth rind and juicy flesh, making it perfect for fresh eating and juicing.
$49.00
Black Mission Fig. Medium tree, 10-30 ft. Nearly chill-hour free (0-100 hrs). Bears two crops: early summer (breba) and main crop late summer–fall. Deep purple-black skin, rich sweet pink flesh. Excellent fresh or dried. Zone 8-10.
$29.95
Brown Turkey Fig. Medium tree, 10-20 ft. Very low chill hours (100-200 hrs). Bears two crops: early summer and main crop August–October. Medium to large brownish-purple fruit, mild sweet pinkish flesh. Excellent fresh or dried. Zone 7-10.
$29.95
Florida King Peach: Medium tree, 12–15' tall & wide. Chill hours: 300–450. Ripens late May–early June. Large, red-blushed yellow peaches with sweet, firm flesh. Self-fertile. Ideal for Gulf Coast & Deep South. Zones 6–9.
$49.00
Tropic Zest Three Peach: Medium to large tree. Chill hours: 150–250. Ripens late May. Medium to large yellow-fleshed peaches with classic tart-sweet flavor. High productivity in low-chill zones. Texas A&M release. Self-fertile. Zones 8–9.
$49.00
Flordagrande Peach: Medium tree, 10–20' tall. Chill hours: 100. Ripens mid-May to early June. Large, sweet freestone peaches with orange-red skin & juicy yellow flesh. Low acid. Self-fertile. UF release. Ideal for warmest climates. Zones 8–11.
$49.00
Wonderful Pomegranate: Shrub/small tree, 8–12' tall, 6–10' wide. Chill hours: 150–200. Ripens Sept–Oct. Large, deep red fruit with sweet-tart crimson arils. Ornamental orange-red blooms. Self-fertile. Drought tolerant once established. Zones 7–10.
$32.95
The N-33 Navel orange is a classic, easy-to-peel, juicy, and seedless fruit. The tree grows to about 12-15 feet tall and thrives in full sun with well-drained soil. It's perfect for fresh eating or juicing, making it a popular choice for home gardens.
$49.00
The Kaffir lime, also known as the Makrut lime, is prized for its fragrant leaves and bumpy green fruit. The tree grows to about 5-10 feet tall, thrives in full sun. The leaves are commonly used in Southeast Asian cuisine, adding a unique, tangy flavor.
$49.00
The dwarf Cara Cara orange tree is a compact variety growing to about 6-8 feet tall. It thrives in full sun. The fruit is seedless with pinkish-red flesh, sweet, and low in acidity. Ideal for small gardens and containers, perfect for snacking and juicing.
$59.00
Flordacrest Peach — tree, 12–15' tall. Chill hours: 350–400. Ripens mid-May. Medium fruit, red blush over yellow skin, sweet melting flesh. Semi-clingstone. UF release. Excellent pollinator for other peaches. Self-fertile. Zones 6–10.
$49.00
Tree, 10–15' tall. Chill hours: 250–275. Ripens early May. Large semi-clingstone fruit, brilliant red over yellow skin. Sweet juicy yellow flesh, melting texture. Bacterial spot resistant. UF/IFAS release. Self-fertile. Zones 8–9.
$49.00
The dwarf N-33 Navel orange tree is a compact variety growing to about 6-8 feet tall. It thrives in full sun. The fruit is seedless, easy to peel, and juicy, making it perfect for fresh eating or juicing. Ideal for small gardens and containers.
$59.00
LSU Purple Fig. Medium tree, 10-15 ft. Very low chill hours (100-200 hrs). Bears two crops: early summer and main crop August–October. Medium purple fruit, strawberry-red sweet flesh. Excellent fresh. Disease resistant. Developed for Gulf Coast. Zone 8-10
$29.95
Fuyu Persimmon (15-20ft) is a top-tier Houston choice. Low maintenance, pest-free, and self-fertile with stunning red-orange fall color. Enjoy medium, flat-bottomed fruit that is crisp and honey-sweet like an apple. Non-astringent. Only 200 chill hours.
$49.95
'Sweet' Pomegranate (10-15ft) is a hardy, self-fertile favorite for Houston. Features showy orange-red blooms and large fruit with pink skin. Arils are exceptionally sweet and juicy with soft, edible seeds. Drought tolerant once established. 100-200 chill
$29.95
'Parfianka' Pomegranate (10-12ft) is a top-rated variety for Houston. This heavy producer features large, red fruit with small, soft seeds and a complex, wine-like sweet-tart flavor. High-scoring in taste tests and self-fertile. Needs 100-200 chill hours.
$29.95