Fruit trees

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Location

Garden

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lighting

Full sun

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Irrigation

Regular

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type

perennial

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advantage

Fresh fruits

Fruit trees - the flavor of your garden! 🍋🍊 What's better than picking fresh fruit from the tree in your garden? From lemon and orange to mango and lychee - perennial fruit trees that provide shade, beauty and delicious fruit for many years. The perfect solution for those who want a fertile and inviting garden! 🌳🍑

✨ Why plant a fruit tree in the garden?

Fresh Fruit: Nothing tastes like fruit picked right off the tree!
Financial savings: over the years - free fruit
Pleasant shade: Mature trees provide excellent shade
Beauty all year round: blossoms, fruits and green foliage
Wonderful scent: especially citrus - lemon, orange, tangerine
Property Value: Fruit Trees Add Value to a Garden
Health: Organic fruits without sprays
Educating children: teaching where food comes from

🍊 Popular fruit trees with us

Lemon tree: the Israeli classic - fruit almost all year round
Orange tree: sweet and fragrant, stunning blooms
Tangerine tree: easy to peel, sweet and juicy
Grapefruit tree: large, healthy, durable fruit
Pomelo tree: the largest citrus fruit
Pomelo tree: a combination of pomelo and grapefruit
Avocado Tree: A Superfood in Your Garden
Mango Tree: Tropical Flavor Straight from the Yard
Lychee tree: a special and exotic fruit
Plum tree: sweet fruit in summer

📅 Main picking seasons

Lemon: Almost all year round (peak in winter)
Orange: Winter (November-March)
Clementine: Fall-Winter (October-January)
Grapefruit: Winter (November-March)
Pomelo/Pomelite: Winter (December-February)
Avocado: Fall-Winter (depending on variety)
Mango: Summer (June-August)
Lychee: Summer (June-July)
Plum: Summer (May-July)
Raspberries: Spring-Summer (March-June)

☀️ Optimal growing conditions

Lighting: Full sun - at least 6-8 hours a day
Soil: Well-drained, rich in organic matter
Watering: Regular and deep, especially in summer
Distance: Provide sufficient distance between trees
Planting: hole 2-3 times larger than the root ball
Mulch: Cover around the base to retain moisture
Fertilization: Fertilizer specifically for fruit trees 3-4 times a year
Planting season: Fall and winter are best

✂️ Care and pruning

Design pruning: maintain a shape open to light and air
Mammal removal: remove branches growing from the preparation
Fruit thinning: removing some of the fruit for larger fruits
Pruning timing: After harvest or at the end of winter
Cleaning: Remove dry and diseased branches
Protection: Protect from frost in winter (for tropics)
Spraying: Preventive spraying as needed
Support: To support fruit-laden branches

🔧 Common problems and solutions

Does not bear fruit: patience is needed - young trees start bearing after 2-4 years
Yellow leaves: usually iron deficiency or overwatering
Falling fruit: irregular watering or overload
Aphids: Spray with mineral oil or dish soap.
Small fruits: thin out fruit and fertilize
Curled leaves: pests or lack of water
Holes in leaves: snails or beetles
Flowering without fruit: lack of pollination or weather

📋 General specifications

Category: Fruit trees
Type: Perennial
Location: Garden, Courtyard
Lighting: Full sun
Watering: Regular and deep
Height: Variable - from 2 to 6+ meters
Growing Difficulty: Medium
Pot size: 25 liters (ready to plant in the ground)

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Fruit trees - taste, scent and shade in your garden for many years!

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Tip from the nursery

For beginners: Start with a lemon tree - the easiest and most forgiving, it bears fruit almost all year round! Golden tip: In the first few years, remove some of the fruit so that the tree can invest energy in building a strong root system. Patience pays off - a strong tree will give a rich harvest for many years!