best fruit trees for cold climates
Growing fruit trees in cooler regions of New Zealand may seem challenging, but with the right choices, you can enjoy a lush, productive orchard that withstands frosty winters and late spring chills. Selecting the best fruit trees for cold climates means favouring varieties that are hardy, resilient, and able to produce delicious fruit even after a cold snap. Whether you are establishing a new garden or looking to expand your harvest, there's a range of exceptional trees that thrive where temperatures dip.
Persimmon Fuyu
Persimmon 'Fuyu' is a highly prized deciduous fruit tree that produces crisp, sweet, non astringent fruit with outstanding flavour. Spectacular autumn foliage adds brilliant seasonal colour before the fruit matures, making this tree both ornamental and productive.
From $442.93
Nashi 'Nijisseiki'
Nashi Pear 'Nijisseiki' is a classic deciduous fruit tree that produces round, crisp, juicy pears with smooth golden green skin and a refreshing sweet flavour. It is renowned for its reliable cropping and excellent eating quality, making it a superb choice for home orchards and edible gardens throughout New Zealand.
From $340.69
