fruit plants for sale
Finding the perfect fruit plants for sale in New Zealand is easy with our diverse selection designed for both beginner and expert gardeners. Growing your own fruit at home is not only rewarding, but also ensures you and your family enjoy delicious, fresh produce straight from the garden. Whether you have a sprawling backyard or are working with a compact urban space, our nursery offers fruit plants suitable for every Kiwi garden and lifestyle.
Psidium Red Cherry (Strawberry Guava)
“Red Cherry” is a variety of the commonly known Strawberry Guava and is a shrub grown for its foliage and ornamental fruit. It bears small, red, edible fruit amidst the lush, green foliage. These are produced in autumn and can be eaten fresh or used to make jam. The fruit have a thin skin, juicy interior, and are soft and tasty. It typically grows to 2.5 m tall and 2 m wide and can be trimmed as necessary. Best performance with this shrub is achieved when it is grown on a well-drained, sheltered, frost free site in full sun. “Red Cherry” is commonly included in a mixed planting, grown for specifically for its fruit, added to a tropical garden, trimmed into a hedge, or used as a backdrop for other plants. The fruit is great for attracting birds into the garden.
From $33.68
Fruit Tree Fertiliser (Fruit Tree Fertiliser)
Fruiting plants respond well to fruit tree fertiliser with better quality produce, higher yields, and a much healthier and brighter looking plant. Correct nutrition for such plants is important while they are establishing and also during the growth periods (spring, summer, and autumn). The Plant Company’s Fertiliser for Fruiting Plants has been specifically blended to give 12-months of continuous feeding with more nutrition during these growing periods. It also gives plants an initial boost. This fruit tree fertiliser blend is suitable for all types of fruiting plants that are planted outdoors and should not be used for plants grown in a container. One kg of fertiliser will adequately fertilise 12 plants for one year. Double rates can safely be used on larger specimens or where you think fertility is low.
