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Fruit Trees

At Ty Ty Nursery, you will find a wide selection with hundreds of different varieties and types of fruit trees for home and commercial growing. Both common species such as the apple, cherry, apricot can be found here, as well as more unique selections like quince, and medlar. We can help you decide on your best tree options based on your current climate situation as well as the type of fruit desired.

Read more about various tree species, their ideal growing conditions, and fruit bearing details here.

Nectarine Trees

Persimmon Trees

Pomegranate Trees

Strawberry Trees

Allegheny^TM Paw Paw Tree

Angel Red Pomegranate Tree

Anna Apple Tree

Arbequina Olive Tree

Arbosana Olive Tree

Arctic Fantasy Nectarine Tree

Arkansas Black Apple Tree

Au Homeside Plum Tree

Au Producer Plum Tree

Au Rosa Plum Tree

Ayers Sugar Pear Tree

Babylonian White Pomegranate Tree

Bada Bing Cherry Tree

Baldwin Pear Tree

Barouni Olive Tree

Basjoo Cold Hardy Banana Tree

Belle of Georgia Peach Tree

Bing Cherry Tree

Black Beauty Mulberry tree

Black Beauty Seedling Mulberry Tree

Black Mission Fig Tree

Black Tartarian Cherry Tree

Blue Damson Plum Tree

Braeburn Apple Tree

Brazilian Dwarf Banana Tree

Breda Giant Medlar Tree

Carolina King Banana Tree

Cavendish Dwarf Banana Tree

Chemlali Olive Tree

Chemlali Olive Tree

Chicago Hardy Fig Tree

Chinese Strawberry Tree

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Paw Paw trees and Guava trees are native fruits to the U.S. Medlar trees are the most cold hardy tolerant fruit trees in the United States and can be successfully growing in every State.
Fruit Tree – Jujube, Mulberry, and Quince

The Chinese Jujube tree produces an egg size fruit that tastes similar to that of an apple. Mulberries taste very sweet and grow in colors of black, red, white, and blue. Quince is a rare apple/pear cross that grows as large as a grapefruit.
Fruit Trees – Apple, Pear, and Quince

Apples, Pears, and Quince are related and are very easy to grow in home garden landscapes. Pollination questions and growing conditions are explored in our videos for these Fruit trees.