Fruit Trees / Citrus
At Green Hills Nursery, we make it easy to grow your own fresh fruit right in your backyard. From classic heirloom varieties to the newest innovations, we offer a wide selection of fruit trees, including Oranges, Lemons, Peaches, and Plums. Whether you prefer semi-dwarf or standard-sized trees, you can enjoy fragrant blooms, lush foliage, and a bountiful harvest year after year.
Grow Your Own Tasty Harvest with Fruit Trees from Green Hills Nursery
There’s nothing more rewarding than growing your own fresh, flavorful fruit, and at Green Hills Nursery, we make it easier than ever. Whether you prefer citrus or stone fruits, we offer a wide range of fruit trees, from beloved heirloom varieties to the latest innovations in fruit growing. Available in semi-dwarf or standard sizes, our fruit trees can fit any garden design—whether you’re looking for a specimen tree, an informal border, or even a potted plant. Along with their dark green foliage and fragrant white blooms, these trees will reward you with delicious, sweet fruit season after season.
Fruit Tree Varieties We Offer:
(Citrus sinensis)
A classic in any home garden, orange trees are a great source of juicy, sweet fruit. Whether you prefer the navel, Valencia, or blood orange varieties, these trees thrive in Fresno’s warm climate and produce year after year.
(Citrus limon)
Known for their tart, zesty fruit, lemon trees are easy to grow and provide both beauty and usefulness. Popular varieties like Eureka and Meyer Lemons offer year-round color and fragrance, with bright yellow fruit and glossy green leaves.
(Citrus aurantiifolia)
Perfect for adding fresh flavor to drinks, desserts, and meals, lime trees bring vibrant green fruit to your garden. Varieties like Bearss and Mexican (Key) Limes are both heat-tolerant and prolific producers.
(Citrus reticulata)
Sweet and easy-to-peel, mandarins are a favorite for home gardeners. These compact citrus trees produce abundant, small fruit that’s perfect for snacking. Varieties like Satsuma and Clementine are perfect for smaller spaces or container gardens.
(Prunus persica)
Peach trees are a delight in any garden, offering sweet, juicy fruit that’s perfect for fresh eating, baking, or canning. Varieties like Elberta and Redhaven provide a bountiful summer harvest.
(Prunus persica var. nucipersica)
Similar to peaches but with smooth skin, nectarines are a tasty addition to your garden. These trees thrive in full sun and produce delicious fruit with minimal care. Popular varieties include Snow Queen and Fantasia.
(Prunus domestica)
Plum trees offer a sweet and tart harvest with beautiful spring blossoms. Varieties like Santa Rosa and Burgundy produce juicy, flavorful plums perfect for fresh eating or preserves.
(Diospyros kaki)
With their distinctive orange fruit and glossy green leaves, persimmon trees bring unique flavor and beauty to your garden. Fuyu and Hachiya varieties are both popular, offering either crisp or soft, sweet fruit depending on the type.
Care Tips for Growing Fruit Trees
Growing fruit trees can be incredibly rewarding, and with a little care, you can enjoy a bountiful harvest year after year. Here are some essential tips to help your trees thrive:
Sunlight: Fruit trees need plenty of sunlight to produce healthy, flavorful fruit. Most varieties require at least 6–8 hours of direct sunlight per day, so be sure to plant them in a sunny location for optimal growth.
Watering: Young fruit trees need regular watering, especially during their first few years of establishment. Deep watering once or twice a week will encourage strong root development. Once established, citrus trees tend to be more drought-tolerant, but regular watering is still needed for best fruit production.
Soil: Well-drained soil is key for fruit trees to thrive. Amend your soil with organic matter if needed, and ensure the planting area has good drainage to prevent waterlogging.
Pruning: Regular pruning helps maintain the health and shape of your fruit trees. It encourages better air circulation and sun exposure, which can lead to higher fruit yields. For stone fruits like peaches, nectarines, and plums, prune in late winter or early spring before new growth begins.
Fertilizing: Use a balanced fertilizer, especially in the spring, to provide your fruit trees with essential nutrients. Citrus trees benefit from a citrus-specific fertilizer that contains extra micronutrients such as magnesium and iron. Stone fruits and berries benefit from regular feeding during the growing season.
Pests and Disease: Keep an eye on your trees for common pests and diseases, such as aphids or fungal infections. Regular inspection, organic treatments, and proper spacing between trees to improve airflow can help prevent problems.
Harvesting: The best time to harvest your fruit depends on the variety you’re growing. Citrus fruits like lemons and oranges can stay on the tree longer, while stone fruits like peaches and plums should be picked as soon as they reach their peak ripeness for best flavor.
Why Choose Green Hills Nursery?
At Green Hills Nursery, we offer only the healthiest and most productive fruit trees, ensuring your garden will flourish with fresh, delicious harvests. Our selection is tailored to thrive in Fresno’s climate, and we’re here to help you every step of the way.
Expert Guidance: Our experienced staff can help you select the best fruit trees for your garden and offer advice on planting, care, and maintenance.
High-Quality Trees: We provide only the most robust fruit tree varieties, ensuring you’ll enjoy productive harvests year after year.
Local Expertise: With a deep understanding of Fresno’s growing conditions, we can recommend fruit trees that will thrive in your specific climate and soil type.
Visit Us Today
Ready to start growing your own tasty harvest? Visit Green Hills Nursery today to explore our wide selection of fruit trees, from citrus favorites like Oranges and Lemons to stone fruits like Peaches and Plums. Let us help you choose the perfect varieties for your garden and give you expert advice to ensure a fruitful and delicious growing season!