Fruit Trees
Kandhari Pomegranate Tree
Starting at Rs.900.00
Mango Tree (Sindhri Variety)
Starting at Rs.950.00
Mango Tree (Sensation Variety)
Starting at Rs.950.00
Dragon Fruit Plant (Yellow Variety)
Starting at Rs.750.00
Desi Chakotra Pomelo Tree
Starting at Rs.1,500.00
White Mulberry Tree (Shehtoot)
Starting at Rs.850.00
Strawberry Guava (Psidium cattleianum)
Starting at Rs.1,500.00
Starfruit Tree (Carambola)
Starting at Rs.2,000.00
Sapodilla Tree (Chikoo)
Starting at Rs.2,000.00
Pineapple Plant (Queen Variety)
Starting at Rs.1,200.00
Passion Fruit Vine (Purple Variety)
Starting at Rs.950.00
Papaya Tree (Red Lady F1 Hybrid)
Starting at Rs.950.00
Lychee Tree (Gola Variety)
Starting at Rs.1,200.00
Loquat Tree (Golden Nugget)
Starting at Rs.950.00
Longan Tree (Dimocarpus longan)
Starting at Rs.1,200.00
Jujube Tree (Desi Ber)
Starting at Rs.700.00
Jujube Tree (Apple Ber – Seedless Variety)
Starting at Rs.850.00
Jamun Tree (Syzygium cumini)
Starting at Rs.1,000.00
Jackfruit Tree (Kathal)
Starting at Rs.1,500.00
Indian Bael Tree (Aegle marmelos)
Starting at Rs.850.00
Hass Avocado Tree
Starting at Rs.1,200.00
Guava Tree (Thai SkR3 Variety)
Starting at Rs.950.00
Guava Tree (Thai Pink Variety)
Starting at Rs.900.00
Guava Tree (Thai Giant Variety)
Starting at Rs.950.00
FAQs for Buying Fruit Trees Online
Can dragon fruit grow in Pakistan?
Yes, dragon fruit can grow in many parts of Pakistan, especially in warm regions. It needs well-drained soil, plenty of sunlight and protection from frost and waterlogging.
How long does a dragon fruit plant take to produce fruit?
Dragon fruit plants grown from healthy cuttings may start producing fruit in around 1–2 years under suitable conditions. Seed-grown plants usually take longer to fruit.
When is the best time to plant dragon fruit in Pakistan?
Spring is generally a good time to plant dragon fruit, when temperatures begin to rise and the risk of frost has passed. Planting during suitable warm weather helps establish healthy roots.
How often should I water a dragon fruit plant?
Water when the soil begins to dry, adjusting the frequency according to the weather and soil type. Dragon fruit needs moisture during active growth but is sensitive to waterlogged soil, which can cause root rot.