Fruit Trees
Guava Tree (Surahi Variety)
Guava Tree (Larkana Variety)
Guava Tree (Gola Variety)
Green Avocado Tree
Dwarf Banana Tree
Custard Apple Tree (Sharifa)
Almond Tree (Persian Variety)
Blackberry Plant (Thornless Fruit-Bearing Variety)
Pecan Nut Tree (Carya illinoinensis)
Persimmon Tree (Japanese Sweet Variety)
Common Plum Tree (Local Pakistani Variety)
Flowering Peach Tree (Ornamental Double Bloom Variety)
Pear Tree (Sweet Green Variety)
Walnut Tree (Juglans regia)
Peach Tree (Early Grand Variety)
Florida King Peach Tree
Cherry Plum Tree (Prunus cerasifera – Local Variety)
Kiwi Vine (Hayward Variety)
Dwarf Bonanza Peach Tree
Wonderful Pomegranate Tree
Desi Pomegranate Tree
Olive Tree (Koroneiki Variety)
Olive Tree (Gemlik Variety)
Olive Tree (Arbosana Variety)
FAQs for Buying Fruit Trees Online
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.
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.
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.
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.