FRUIT PLANTS

Grow Your Own Fruit at Home

Grafted, fruit-bearing plants for Mumbai terraces, gardens, and farmhouses.

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Banana

Banana

Musa spp

Banana is a fast-growing tropical plant with large, lush green leaves and edible fruit. It thrives in warm conditions with...

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Easy
Chikoo

Chikoo

Manilkara zapota

A popular tropical fruit tree bearing caramel-sweet brown fruits. Hardy, long-lived, and well-suited to Mumbai's warm climate.

Full SunTwice a week
Easy
Custard Apple

Custard Apple

Annona squamosa

A beloved Indian fruit tree bearing sweet, creamy sitafal fruits. Grows well in containers and garden beds across Mumbai.

Full SunTwice a week
Easy
Guava

Guava

Psidium guajava

Guava is a hardy tropical fruit plant with glossy green leaves, fragrant white flowers, and delicious nutritious fruits. It grows...

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Moderate
Lal Jam / Ice Apple Pink

Lal Jam / Ice Apple Pink

Borassus flabellifer

Lal Jam, or Pink Ice Apple, is a tropical palm valued for its soft, juicy, sweet fruit. It thrives in...

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Lemon

Lemon

Citrus limon

An essential kitchen garden tree. Fragrant blooms, abundant fruit, and easy container growing make it a terrace favourite.

Full SunTwice a week
Moderate
Mango

Mango

Mangifera indica

India's king of fruits in a container-friendly dwarf variety. Enjoy fresh mangoes from your own terrace — available in alphonso and kesar varieties.

Full SunTwice a week
Moderate
Mango Aapus / Alphonso

Mango Aapus / Alphonso

Mangifera indica

Mango Aapus, also known as Alphonso, is a popular mango variety known for its sweet, aromatic, saffron-coloured flesh and rich...

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Moderate
Mango Kesar

Mango Kesar

Mangifera indica

Mango Kesar is a popular mango variety known for its sweet, aromatic flavour and naturally saffron-coloured flesh. It grows best...

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Easy
Papaya

Papaya

Carica papaya

A fast-fruiting tropical tree that begins bearing in just 6–9 months. Rich in papain enzymes, Vitamins A and C. Great for terrace gardens.

Full SunTwice a week
Moderate
White Jam / Ice Apple White

White Jam / Ice Apple White

Borassus flabellifer

White Jam, commonly known as Ice Apple, Tadgola, or Nungu, is the tender fruit of the Palmyra Palm. The young...

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WHY FRUIT PLANTS?

Fresh Fruit, Straight from Your Garden

Nothing tastes like fruit you have grown yourself. A fruit plant gives you shade and greenery today and a harvest for years to come.

Fresh & Chemical-Free

Pick fruit at peak ripeness, grown the way you choose — no wax, no carbide, no long cold-storage journeys.

Grafted for Early Fruiting

Our grafted saplings start bearing fruit years sooner than seed-grown trees, and stay true to their variety.

Shade & Greenery

Fruit trees cool your garden, attract birds, and add lush year-round greenery to terraces and open plots.

Great for Families

Watching a tree flower and fruit is a joy for children — and a harvest to share with friends and neighbours.

POPULAR VARIETIES

Our Best-Selling Fruit Plants

Alphonso Mango (Hapus)

The king of mangoes. Grafted Alphonso saplings bring the famous Konkan flavour and aroma to your own garden.

Kesar Mango

Sweet, saffron-coloured fruit with a rich aroma. A vigorous, reliable bearer that does well in Mumbai’s climate.

Chikoo (Sapota)

A hardy evergreen that fruits generously almost all year. Sweet, malty fruit and very little care needed.

Guava

Fast-growing and quick to fruit — often within the first couple of years. Rich in vitamin C and easy to grow in pots.

Lemon

A compact, fragrant citrus that fruits well in containers. Fresh lemons on your balcony for chai, sherbet, and cooking.

Custard Apple (Sitaphal)

Creamy, sweet fruit on a drought-tolerant tree. Thrives in sunny spots with minimal watering once established.

CARE TIPS

Keeping Your Fruit Plants Productive

Full Sun

Fruit plants need 6–8 hours of direct sunlight a day to flower and set fruit. Give them your sunniest open spot.

Watering

Water young plants regularly; established trees prefer a deep soak once or twice a week. Make sure pots drain well — never let roots sit in water.

Feeding & Pruning

Add compost or organic manure before the monsoon and prune lightly after harvest. On terraces, use a large 18–24 inch container.

Ready to Grow Your Own Fruit?

Visit our nursery in Santacruz West or call us — we’ll help you pick fruit plants that suit your space, sunlight, and soil.