Fruit Trees Plants Edible Garden For Sale In Oceanside

Plants are fast growing with slender silver-blue leaves. They will thrive in alkaline soils and require little care. Goji berries can easily be grown in your garden or as a shrub in the landscape.

Thornless canes make harvesting a snap with this super sweet treat. Mammoth Red Raspberry bears juicy fruits so plentiful, you'll have enough for jams, desserts or freezing. Self-pollinating.

Plump grapes have deep purple color, plenty of juice. A single vine yields 30 to 40 fruit clusters. Slightly smaller fruit clusters than seeded Concord are an ideal size for processing.

There are, however, many different types of grapes with some more suitable in the home garden than others. They can be grown by anyone and are 1 of the most widely produced fruits in the world.

While it's grown for fruit production it also makes for an excellent garden ornamental as it produces pinkish white blossoms in April and attracts birds, hummingbirds and butterflies.

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

It has a rounded, upward growth habit that works well for group planting. The fruit has an unusual taste, somewhat like a mix of banana, pineapple, and mango. The leaves of the Paw Paw are large and drooping with a tropical look to them.

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.

For planting, apples trees prefer full sun and slightly acidic soil. The Anna Apple tree can be pollinated with the Dorsett Apple tree or with the Floribunda Crabapple tree. Once they ripen, these medium to large apples can be eaten fresh or used in your...

We recommend climax, woodard, premier, or tifblue as your cross pollinators. Blueberry shrubs are becoming one of the most popular choices for east-to-grow edible fruit for the home gardener.

Exceptional hardy variety which is disease-resistant to bacterial spot. For optimal performance; rooting, growing, fruiting and to keep its height in check it is grafted/budded onto Prunus persicca root stock which makes it a premium tree.

Earliest to bear fruit, usually starting by 3 years of age. The Arbequina can grow to 15 ft. The excellent tasting black fruits ripen in the fall. The Arbequina Olive is a hardy, fast growing tree with a weeping form and dark green leaves.

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 Eisbar.

No pollinator needed. Juliet Bush Cherry has sweet, dark red fruit that is easy to pick. Easy to maintain and extremely cold hardy. Tall when mature. No ladder needed to reach these tasty treats.

Fragrant white flowers bloom among attractive, glossy green leaves. Add the incredibly fresh, citrus scent of lemon blossoms to your home by growing a lemon tree. The included, color-coordinated metal pot with handles makes it easy to move your tree from...

For planting, apples trees prefer full sun and slightly acidic soil. The Anna Apple tree can be pollinated with the Golden Dorsett Apple tree or with the Floribunda Crabapple tree.

This raspberry's beautiful color looks spectacular in tarts, or layer it with red raspberries for a pie with flair. Anne Raspberry bears unique, lemon-yellow berries that are large and extra sweet.

The Koroneiki Olive Tree produces a very fragrant flower, and once it begins bearing fruit, this variety bears a very large amount of olives. Compared to other varieties, the Koroneiki olives are quite small in size; however they pack a very pungent,...

Mature bush reaches 6 ft. Tall with an upright, spreading habit. Ripens over a very long season, from mid-July to late in the summer. Elizabeth Blueberry produces enormous berries with a rich mellow-sweet flavor, making it a favorite of leading chefs.

The Sumner Pecan tree is an excellent choice for a home or orchard. It is hardy in Zones 6-10 and should be planted in full sun or partial shade. It is a Type-2 pollinator and should be pollinated with Type-One pecan trees.

A blueberry for hardiness zones 4-8. A classic late season fruit variety that is great for home gardens. In warmer climates provide partial shade. A rounded shrub habit with dark green leaves in summer, turning orange in autumn.

Bright red fruits are very juicy and delicious in pies, preserves and desserts. Also the perfect berry for fresh eating. Seascape Strawberry is a wondrous ever-bearing variety that starts producing within just 3 months of planting and continues to produce...

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

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

The Brown Turkey Fig is perfect if you want a sweet fruit that you can pick off the tree and eat fresh. At maturity, it can reach a height and width between 15 ft. Brown Turkey Fig trees are self-pollinating and are hardy in Zones 7-9.

Oranges begin to appear in the spring and as they mature they help to provide visual interest. The edible fruit can be peeled and eaten, squeezed for juice, or sliced and enjoyed in beverages, in cooking and as garnishes.

Strong plants are resistant to red stele rot and leaf spot diseases. Sparkle Supreme Junebearing Strawberry plants produce bright red, medium-size berries that are simply loaded with true strawberry flavor.