Fruit Trees Plants Edible Garden For Sale In San Diego

The Dorsett Gold Apple trees prefer full sun and slightly acidic soil. The apples, a soft yellow with a pink blush, ripen in late June, and after picked, they can be kept for two weeks if refrigerated.

The Golden Dorsett Apple trees prefer full sun and slightly acidic soil. The apples, a soft yellow with a pink blush, ripen in late June, and after picked, they can be kept for two weeks if refrigerated.

Produces berries throughout the summer months. Large berries are exceptionally sweet and flavorful. Eversweet Everbearing Strawberry tolerates temperatues above 100°F. With no loss of fruit quality.

At maturity, the Gala apple reaches a height and width of 15 ft. Their dense flesh is creamy yellow, offering a mildly sweet flavor and floral aroma. Gala apples require 500 chill hours and require a pollinator such as Granny Smith, Red Delicious, Fuji,...

The edible fruit can be peeled and eaten, squeezed for juice, or sliced and enjoyed in beverages, in cooking and as garnishes. Now you, too, can enjoy the incredible taste of fresh oranges picked right from your own tree.

The Methley tree requires 600 chill hours but does not require another plum tree with which to pollinate. Methley plums can be eaten fresh or used for canning. The Methley Plum is a vigorous, self-pollinating plum tree that will provide plenty of plums...

The Takes the Cake is a newly developed rabbit-eye blueberry bush from the Southern Living Plant Collection that produces bountiful amounts of large delicious blueberries in late spring to summer.

The nuts are thin shelled with a plump kernel. Plant in deep, moist, and well-drained soil. It is a Type-2, or protogynous, pollinator, meaning that its stigma is receptive prior to pollen shedding.

The Premier Blueberry bush will reach a mature size of 6 ft. We recommend climax, woodard, becky blue, or tifblue as your cross pollinators. In spring small white and pink bell-shaped blooms will appear, then fruit will develop in late spring to mid-summer.

The tree produces two crops a year, with figs ripening in early summer and again in late summer months. At maturity, it can reach a height and width between 15 ft. The figs are medium sized, sweet and brownish-purple with an amber flesh.

The Osage grows best in USDA zones 6-10, is heat and humidity tolerant, and has an upright growth habit. The Blackberry is self-fertile and produces plump berries that ripen in mid-early season and are known for their outstanding flavor and sweetness.

This cherry has a thick skin and a small pit which tends not to split. Easy to maintain, extremely cold hardy and no pollinator needed. Great for U-Pick orchards or blended into your landscape.

Extremely hardy and easy to grow indoors, the edible fruit can be enjoyed in beverages, in cooking and as garnishes. Limes begin to appear in the spring and as they mature they help to provide visual interest for the remainder of the year.

Bushes grow just 18 in. Northcountry Blueberry, a low-growing variety, is easy to fit into the edible landscape. A cold-hardy variety, Northcountry grows best when planted in full sun and acidic, well-drained soil.

Their beautiful appearance is matched only by their exceptionally sweet taste. Bears fruit from May to August. Its fruits are excellent for fresh eating, pies, preserves and freezing.

The pecans ripen in mid-season and have excellent shelling characteristics so you can get right to enjoying them. The Caddo thrives in Zones 6-10. Because of this, the Caddo should be pollinated with Type Two pecan trees.

Haskaps flower on old wood, so pruning should occur after harvest. Once you taste these berries, you wont be able to get enough and planting a pollinator variety with Sugar Mountain Blue will provide the most abundant fruit set - look for Sugar Mountain...

The Koroneiki grows an average of 15 ft. The olive tree is self-fertile and does not require a pollinator. Compared to other varieties, the Koroneiki olives are quite small in size however they pack a very pungent, robust, and peppery flavored oil.

The tree is a Type-1 pollinator and requires Type-Two pecan trees with which to pollinate. Creek nuts are long and narrow and elliptical in shape. Creek Pecan trees yield about 54 nuts per lbs.

Bears fruit between 2-5 years. Of fruit under optimal conditions. It is also good for northern planters, since it flowers later you don't have to worry about the late freezes. A mature tree can produce 90 lbs.

The Becky Blue Blueberry bush will reach a mature size of 6 ft. We recommend climax, woodard, premier, or tifblue as your cross pollinators. In spring small white and pink bell-shaped blooms will appear, then fruit will develop in late spring to mid-summer.

Bears fruit in late summer to fall. Anne Raspberry bears unique, lemon-yellow berries that are large and extra sweet. For optimal performance, plant in full sun to partial shade. This raspberry's beautiful color looks spectacular in tarts, or layer it...

The Navaho grows best in USDA zones 6-10, is heat and humidity tolerant, and has an upright growth habit. The Blackberry is self-fertile and produces plump berries that ripen in mid-early season and are known for their outstanding flavor and sweetness.

Tall with an upright, spreading habit. Mature bush reaches 6 ft. Elizabeth Blueberry produces enormous berries with a rich mellow-sweet flavor, making it a favorite of leading chefs.

Truly low maintenance, they can be grown anywhere outdoors: on a deck, a balcony, or a patio. The included, color-coordinated metal pot with handles makes it easy to move your blueberry bush from one location to another.

For optimal performance; rooting, growing, fruiting and to keep its height in check it is grafted/budded onto Malus domestica root stock which makes it a premium tree. While it's grown for fruit production it also makes for an excellent garden ornamental...

Subtropical fruit generate a special kind of excitement for gardeners. Hardly a day goes by that at least 1 orange is not needed for a dish or refreshing drink. This romantic appeal is just 1 of the reasons that many gardeners are planting edible plants.