We dispatch our trees every Tuesday, for delivery to most states of Australia.

For WA and Tasmania, we send trees on the first Tuesday of each month.

For orders going to South Australia, we now require a Quarantine Certificate ($34.95) so please tick Yes to the question in Checkout

  • Fruit Salad Trees

    Grow different fruit on one tree!

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Fruit Salad Trees grow up to six different types of fruit, all on the one tree.

They are multi-grafted trees with different fruits from the same family grafted together on the one tree. All the fruits retain their own characteristics like flavour, appearance and ripening times. Fruit Salad Trees can be grown in a pot or in the ground, perfect for your balcony or backyard and are suitable for all climates. 

Which trees are suitable for my climate?
Good news, there is a Fruit Salad Tree suitable for all Australian Climates!
To check which Fruit Salad Trees will grow in your area -
Click on your State on the map of Australia to see a Climate Guide for area specific details. (Please note - a new page will open up in your web browser.)

In general, Tropical, Warm and Temperate climates, can grow all our Citrus Fruit Salad Trees, the 'All Climate' Apples (except Granny Smiths north of Brisbane) and most of the Stone Fruit Salad Tree varieties.
If you live north of Brisbane or in a warm coastal area, we recommend choosing Yarrahapinni Blood Plums, rather than Satsuma Blood Plums, and PeachCots over Apriocts, as these are more suited to warmer clmates.
Cold climate regions can grow all our Citrus Fruit Salad Trees (although not below -8 degrees),  all our 'Cold Climate' and 'All Climate' Apple Fruit Salad Trees and all the Stonefruit Fruit Salad Trees, including Apricots and Satsuma Blood Plums.
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