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The fruit trees for sale here are a delightful addition to any Melbourne or Victorian home garden, offering a bountiful harvest of fresh, delicious fruits. Our climate allows us to grow one of the biggest varieties of fruits on the planet. This category includes a variety of trees, such as citrus trees (lemons, oranges), stone fruit trees (peaches, plums, cherries), and apple, pear, and fig trees. We also have fruit tree varieties that are considered savoury, like olives and avocados.
Fruit trees not only provide shade and beauty but also offer a rewarding experience: growing your own fruit. These trees feature vibrant blossoms in spring, followed by the development of delectable fruits, mostly in summer or autumn. With proper care and maintenance, fruit trees can provide an abundant supply of homegrown fruits for your table.
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When selecting one of the fruit trees we have for sale for your garden, consider the planting position carefully. Most fruit trees require full sun exposure to thrive and produce optimal fruit yields. Ensure the planting site has well-drained soil, as waterlogged conditions can harm the trees’ roots. In terms of uses, fruit trees can be planted in mini orchards, as a single feature in backyard gardens, or even in containers on balconies or patios. They not only provide a source of fresh fruits for consumption but also contribute to the aesthetic appeal of your outdoor space, attracting pollinators with their fragrant blooms and adding colour and texture to the landscape.
Most fruit trees need to be a few years old before they start producing fruit. The first part of their life is focused on getting up to a decent size, and it puts its energy into growing its branches and leaves. So investing in a larger, more mature fruit tree will mean you should be enjoying your own home-grown fruit sooner. When you buy a fruit tree, we also recommend purchasing a good quality fertiliser for your tree, and apply it at planting as well as at the recommended times of the year. Many fruit trees are “hungry”, and they need good plant nutrition to produce you lots of delicious fruit in return.
