Fruit and Nut Trees & Vines

Tree

Variety

Description

Availability Info

Almond	Garden Prince	Self fertile dwarf tree, medium size soft shell. Good quality sweet kernels, nice pink blooms mid-season. Ripens late September. Patented variety! 250 chilling hours	$45 - 7 gallon Jan 2010 Back in Stock
Almond	Texas Mission		$30 - 7 gallon Jan 2010 Fresh Now
Almond	Halls Hardy		$30 - 7 gallon Jan 2010 Fresh Now
Apple	Anna (Dwarf)	Dwarf	$30 - 5-7 gallon Jan 2010 Fresh Now
Apple	Anna	Large crops of sweet crisp self fruitful, low chill, 200 chilling hours. Red with yellow blush, bears late June.	$25 - 5-7 gallon Jan 2010 Fresh Now
Apple	Beverly Hills Dwarf
Apple	Dorsett	Large firm sweet golden delicious type, low chill, pollinates with Anna.
Apple	Einsheimer	Low chill variety from Israel. Prolific and self fertile, crunchy fruit medium size, reddish blush, 300 chilling hours.	$25 - 5-7 gallon Jan 2010 Fresh Now
Apple	Fuji	From Japan, a self fertile sweet flavorful, ripens mid September. Reddish orange skin, 500 chilling hours.	$25 - 5-7 gallon Jan 2010 Fresh Now
Apple	Gala	Desert apple from New Zealand, crisp, sweet, and tart mix, rich flavor. Red/orange over yellow skin, early self fertile, 500 chilling hours.	$25 - 5-7 gallon Jan 2010 Fresh Now
Apple	Granny Smith	Sweet and tart mix. crunchy, very popular variety, needs pollinator.	$25 - 5-7 gallon Jan 2010 Fresh Now
Apple	Pettingill	Large ,round deep red skin. Good crisp,juicy, table, sauce and pie apple excelllent red apple for low chill areas, ripens August - September - 300 chill hrs.	$45 - 7 gallon January 2010 New
Apple	Pink Lady Pat.	low chill, self fertile hot climate apple from Australia blush pink over green. Snappy tartness,balenced with a touch of crisp,sweet flavor. Good keeper, white flesh resists browning. Harvest late October. New this Year	$55 - 7 gallon January 2010 New
Apricot	Garden Annie		$35 - 5 gallon January 2010 Bk in Stock
Apricot	Katy	New for me this year. Great for mild winter areas, fruit large and flavorful. Good for drying, fresh eating and canning. Self fertile freestone ripens june, 350 chill hrs.	$35 - 7 gallon January 2010 New
Apricot	Royal	Large yellow to orange fruit with excellent flavor. Ripens in June, self fertile, low chilling requirements.
Apricot	Tropic Gold		$29.95 - 7 gallon January 2010 Bk in Stock
Avocado	Mexicola	Cold hardy !	2009-03-10-temp out of stock
Avocado	Lila	Hybrid from Mexico	2009-04-17 Fresh Batch Ready Limited Quantities !
Cherry of the Rio Grande	Eugenia aggregata	Sweet, tart, ribbed orange to red cherry size fruit from a small tree native to Surinam and northern South America. Delicious in cooking or right off the tree. Widely grown in central and south Florida. (Eugenia aggregata) Zone 9 hardy shrub, grows 6 feet tall.	March 24, 2010 Out of Stock
Fig	Blackjack	New this year! Large long purplish fruit with strawberry red flesh. A natural semi-dwarf that can be kept under to 8'. Sweet and juicy, heavy producer. Ripens June to September	$35 - 5 gallon Jan 2010 New
Fig	Black Mission
Fig	Brown Turkey	Large brown, bell shaped (purplish brown) with light strawberry flesh.	$20 - 5 gallon Jan 2010 Fresh Now
Fig	Celeste	Small to medium pear shaped fruit is violet in color. Flesh is white shading to rose, very sweet, firm and juicy, used for table, canning and preserves. Frost resistant. 'The sugar fig'.	$20 - 5 gallon Jan 2010 Fresh Now
Fig	Conadria White
Fig	Golden Celeste	Now in stock (2-2008)	$20 - 5 gallon Jan 2010 Fresh Now
Fig	LSU Golden		$20 - 5 gallon Jan 2010 Fresh Now
	LSU Purple		$20 - 5 gallon Jan 2010 Fresh Now
Fig	Magnolia		$20 - 5 gallon Jan 2010 Fresh Now
Fig	Petit Negra		2009-09-15 Fresh Batch Now in Stock
Fig	Texas Ever-bearing	Large brownish bell shaped fruit, amber flesh, bears young and gives good crop in short season areas.
Fig	White Kadota	Med. lemon yellow skin. Amber flesh with few seeds. Very sweet good fresh or canning type. Fruit needs hot weather to ripen. New this year!	$35 - 5 gallon Jan 2010 New
Grape	Autumn	Seedless	$20 - 3 gallon Jan 2010 Fresh Now
Grape	Black Spanish		$10 - 2 gallon Jan 2010 Fresh Now
Grape	Blueberry	New this year! Seedless purple blue grape hint of blueberry flavor. Ripens August thru September	$15 - 3 gallon Jan 2010 New
Grape	Champanel
Grape	Cowart
Grape	Delight
Grape	Himrod
Grape	Muscadine
Grape	Princess	Seedless	$20 - 3 gallon Jan 2010 Fresh Now
Grape	Red Ruby Flame	Seedless, red skin, firm flesh, ripens late July	$15 - 3 gallon Jan 2010 Fresh Now
Guava	Regular Guava
Guava	Strawberry Guava		2009-08-20 New Batch 1 gallon Now in Stock
JuJuBe	Lang
JuJuBe	Li
Mayhaw	Native Mayhaw		5 gallon pot, $19.95
Mango			2009-03-10 Sold Out!
Mulberry 'Illinois Everbearing'	Morus alba X Morus rubra	Originated in White County, Illinois. Introduced in 1958. Black, nearly seedless fruit large and very long, averaging 12 per ounce. Flavor good to very good, very sweet, considered best by by many. Matures over a long season. Tree vigorous and somewhat dwarfed to 35 feet, extremely hardy and productive.	2009-05-01 1 gallon size $10
Mulberry	Native Red Mulberry
Mulberry	Pakistan Bush Fruiting		$55 - 7 gallon Jan 2010 Fresh Now
Mulberry	Persian Bush Fruiting
Nectarine	Arctic Fantasy		$35 - 7 gallon Jan 2010 Fresh Now
Nectarine	Arctic Snow	Low-acid, white-fleshed freestone nectarine.
Nectarine	Panamint	Attractive red skinned yellow freestone, intense flavor, nice acid sugar balance, dependable favorite ripens late July, self fruitful, 250 chilling hours.	$35 - 5 gallon Jan 2010 Fresh Now
Nectarine	Snow Queen		$29.95 - 5 gallon Jan 2010 Fresh Now
Nectarine	Sun Prince
Peach	Daily News
Peach	Desert Gold
Peach	Early Amber		$25 - 7 gallon Jan 2010 Fresh Now
Peach	Donut
Peach	Eve's Pride		$25 - 7 gallon Jan 2010 Fresh Now
Peach	Florida King		$25 - 7 gallon Jan 2010 Fresh Now
Peach	Florida Prince		$35 - 5 gallon Jan 2010 Fresh Now
Peach	Four Star Daily News		$35 - 5 gallon Jan 2010 Fresh Now
Peach	Galaxy
Peach	John Fanick		$35 - 7 gallon Jan 2010 Fresh Now
Peach	June Gold	Early ripening, 650 chilling hours, excellent commercial variety, yellow fleshed, clingstone, not self fertile.
Peach	La Feliciana	Yellow fleshed freestone, adapts to warmer areas. 550 hours chilling time, ripens in mid June. Not self fertile.	$25 - 7 gallon Jan 2010 Fresh Now
Peach	Long Beach	A new excellent peach for low chill areas. Med. to large, skin red over yellow, yellow flesh, firm sweet and juicy. Heavy production without need of pollinator. Ripens late May. From a chance seedling found in Long beach Calif.	$35 - 7 gallon Jan 2010 New
Peach	Mid Pride	Good flavor dessert quality, yellow freestone ripens mid June, self fruitful, 250 chilling hours does well on the coast.	$25 - 7 gallon Jan 2010 Fresh Now
Peach	Red Baron	Flowering Peach, with beautiful double red flowers. Good free stone fruit ripens in July, 250 hours chilling time, does well in warm areas.	$45 - 7 gallon 3/4 inch caliper $35 - 7 gallon smaller caliper Jan 2010 Fresh Now
Peach	Rio Grande	Large freestone, self fertile. Low chill, 400 hours, ripens in May. Excellent early peach for warmer areas.	$25 - 7 gallon Jan 2010 Fresh Now
Peach, Dwarf	Sam Houston (Dwarf)	Dwarf	$30 - 5-7 gallon Jan 2010 Fresh Now
Peach	Sam Houston	Texas A&M variety, low chill self fertile, does good in the South. Good quality yellow fleshed freestone, 500 hours chilling time, ripens in June. Popular and adaptable.	$25 - 7 gallon Jan 2010 Fresh Now
Peach	Santa Barbara
Peach	Saturn	Hard to fine. Excellent flavor, low chill, white fleshed freestone. Sweet prolific, self fertile, mid-season. Patented, outstanding!	$40 - 7 gallon 3/4 inch caliper $35 - 7 gallon smaller caliper Jan 2010 Fresh Now
Peach	Texas Star	Texas A&M variety, sets heavy crops, yellow fleshed freestone, 450 chilling hours, ripens in June. Large fruit are self fertile.	Sold Out!
Peach	Tropic Snow		$35 - 7 gallon Jan 2010 Fresh Now
Peach, Dwarf	Bonanza
Peach, Dwarf	Bonfire
Peach, Dwarf	Bonita
Peach, Dwarf	Galaxy
Pear, Asian	20th Century	Self fertile, prolific juicy, sweet crisp, wonderful flavor. Small heavy bearing tree, pollinates with most other varieties.	$35 - 7 gallon Jan 2010 Fresh Now
Pear, Asian	Hosui	Medium to large fruit is sweet fine grained flesh. Ripens late, pollinate with 20th Century or Shinko.	Fresh Batch ! (as of March 5, 2009)
Pear, Asian	Apple (nijisseiki)	New for us this year! Med. round, thin yellow green skin. Firm ,juicy cream white flesh. A Japenese pear of distinction! Ripens July-August. 400 chill hours. Called apple pear!	$39.95 - 5 gallon Jan 2010 New
Pear, Asian	Shinko	Late ripening, excellent quality. Juicy fruit is sweet flavorful, crisp like an apple. Self fruitful or pollinate with 20th Century or Hosui.	$29.95 - 5 gallon Jan 2010 Fresh Now
Pear, Asian	Shinseki	A medium-large, yellow pear with sweet mild and juicy flesh. Ripens July	$35 - 7 gallon Jan 2010 Fresh Now
Pear, European	Ayers	Soft pear, self fruitful, best with pollinator, high quality, blight resistant, flavorful soft texture.
Pear, European	Comice		$29.95 - 5 gallon Jan 2010 Fresh Now
Pear, European	Hood		$29.95 - 5 gallon Jan 2010 Fresh Now
Pear, European	Kieffer	Hard cooking pear still popular for baking. Huge yields, needs pollinator.
Pear,	Perdue	New pat. variety from Louisiana	$29.95 - 5-7 gallon Jan 2010 Fresh Now
Pear, European	Monterrey
Pear, European	Orient (Dwarf)		$30 - 5-7 gallon Jan 2010 Fresh Now
Pear, European	Orient	Good cooking pear with large prolific cinnamon red new foliage. Self fruitful, 325 chilling hours, always a favorite. Delicious, easy to grow.	$25 - 5-7 gallon Jan 2010 Fresh Now
Pear, European	Pineapple Pear	Older variety still popular for its delicious sweet fruit that tastes like pineapple. Excellent cook or eating sweet firm texture. Mid season, needs pollinator, popular yard tree.	$29.95 - 5 gallon Jan 2010 Fresh Now
Pear, European	Sugar		$35 - 7 gallon Jan 2010 Fresh Now
Pear, European	Warren	Soft pear, self fertile, adaptable, sweet and juicy. Blight resistant, 600 hours chilling time.	$25 - 5-7 gallon Jan 2010 Fresh Now
Pecan	Caddo		$60 - 15 gallon deep pecan pots Jan 2010 Fresh Now
Pecan	Candy
Pecan	Cheyenne
Pecan	Choctaw	Cross between success and Mahan, high oil content, 60% kernel, thin hull, large and attractive, well adapted to most area, protogynous, this is an outstanding variety for our area.	$60 - 15 gallon Jan 2010 Fresh Now
Pecan	Desirable	One of the larger pecans, excellent crackers, bears early and is a heavy producer. Thin shell, disease resistant, protandrous, widely adaptable outstanding variety!	$60 - 15 gallon Jan 2010 Fresh Now
Pecan	Elliot
Pecan	Jackson
Pecan	Mohawk	New variety. Vigorous grower, nuts are large and full. Matures early, thin shell excellent for yard plantings, protogynous	$60 - 15 gallon deep pecan pots Jan 2010 Fresh Now
Pecan	Pawnee	Cross between Mohawk and Star King, hardy giant cross, early large nut, high kernel %, protandrous, scab resistant.
Pecan	Sumner
Persimmon	Eureka	Flat reddish medium size fruit is self fertile.	$30 - 5 gallon Jan 2010 Fresh Now
Persimmon	Fuyu	Self fertile, orange with light orange flesh. Medium sweet taste. Flat shaped fruit. Pest free, hardy attractive firm, non-astringent.
Persimmon	Giant Fuyu (gosho)		$55 - 5 gallon 1/2 inch caliper Jan 2010 Fresh Now
Persimmon	Hachiya	Large cone shaped fruit, self fertile, red skin, good producer. Astringent until soft ripe.	$55 - 5 gallon 1/2 inch caliper Jan 2010 Fresh Now
Persimmon	Hunan Red		$45 - 7 gallon Jan 2010 Fresh Now
Persimmon	Izu
Persimmon	Native American
Persimmon	Saijo		$65 - 7 gallon 1/2 inch caliper Jan 2010 Fresh Now
Persimmon	Tamopan	Very large flat orange fruit, upright grower, not self fruitful.	$35 - 7 gallon Jan 2010 Fresh Now
Persimmon	Tananashi
Plum	Beauty	Sweet flavorful good along coastal areas. Red purple skin with red flesh, ripens in late May. Self fruitful low chill 250 hours.	$35 - 7 gallon Jan 2010 Fresh Now
Plum	Bruce	Older variety, reddish purple skin. Freestone, adaptable amber flesh. mid season, needs pollinator, becoming popular once again. Long lived variety.	2009-03-10 Sold Out!
Plum	Burgundy		$35 - 7 gallon Jan 2010 Fresh Now
Plum	Golden Nectar	Patented, gold skin, gold fleshed juicy sweet fruit is large juicy and firm. Excellent storage, self fertile, low chill, 400hours. Outstanding and much sought after!	$35 - 5 gallon Jan 2010 Fresh Now
Plum	Methley	By far the most popular plum in the area. Self fertile large prolific freestone, purple plums are large and delicious. Amber flesh, ripens in June.	$29.95 - 7 gallon Jan 2010 Fresh Now
Plum	Santa Rosa	Large oval fruit are red skinned, firm flesh is yellow to darker near center. Rich tart flavor, self fertile, ripens in June.	$25 - 5 gallon Jan 2010 Fresh Now
Plum	Satsuma	Firm red flesh with a red skin.	$39.95 - 15 gallon Jan 2010 Fresh Now
Plum	Thundercloud	Purple leaf variety mainly ornamental. Popular for its purple leaves and beautiful pink blooms.	2009-03-10 Sold Out!
Pomegranate	Angel Red		$45 - 5 gallon Jan 2010 Fresh Now
Pomegranate	Cashmere Blend
Pomegranate	Granada
Pomegranate	Red Silk		2009-09-15 Fresh Batch Back in Stock
Pomegranate	Sweet
Pomegranate	White
Pomegranate	Wonderful	Large purple red fruit, bright orange blossoms. Ornamental foliage, has great fall color. Delicious and tangy Grenadine flavor, likes hot humid climates. 150 hours chilling time, self fruitful, outstanding tree in every aspect!	$35 - 5 gallon Jan 2010 Fresh Now
Walnut	Carpathian
Walnut	Cooks Giant	Sweet	$55 - 15 gallon Jan 2010 Fresh Now
Walnut	English
Walnut	Thomas	Large hard nut, hard shell, long lived variety, good yard tree.

Pricing for Fruit Trees - 3, 5, 7, and 10 gallon size trees

We carry a huge selection of size and varieties of fruit and nut trees.
Availability and sizes change, we can not list every size and price here.
Please email or call for specifics on fruit tree varieties, pricing, and sizes available.

Prices depend on variety.

Pricing in general is...

Apple, Peach, Plum, Pear, and Fig Trees

5gl - $20 to $25.00
7gl. - $30 to $40
10 and 15gl - $35 to $55

Persimmons, Nut Trees and Asian Pear

A little more
Patented varieties of anything are a little more.

Grapes

$15 to $20 in 3 or 5gl

Pomegranates

$35 to $49.95 in 3,7,15gl.

Citrus

3 to 7gl are $35.00 in general with specialty varieties $40

Call for specifics and availability.

Taste Test for peaches in our fruit tree selection.

Starting from the best tasting

Tropic Snow, outstanding tangy sweet flavor #1
Florida Prince, sweet and juicy, large
Mid Pride, outstanding flavor
Red Baron, sweet and juicy rich flavor
La Feliciana, large rich and juicy
John Fanick, desert quality
Texas Star, large rich sweet flavor
Sam Houston, smaller but sweet, firm fruit
Florida King, large fruit not very juicy, a little dry

Also Arctic Fantasy Nectarine, small but extremely juicy, sweet and tasty

* Not available for tasting. ...Saturn Peach, Rio Grande Peach, Eva's Pride Peach

This is a peach tree at our friend's house.

This peach is Tropic Snow.
Its a demonstration on how good the peaches bore this year due to the cold weather of 2009-2010.

Its unusual to see any peaches load up with fruit like all of these did this year, in this area!

Caldwell Nursery in Rosenberg Texas For Bamboo or general nursery questions E-Mail CayDee Caldwell HERE
Phone 281-342-4016 Fax 281-341-7367 * Local call from Houston or Rosenberg *
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