Fruit Plants
Alphonso mango (Mangifera indica ‘Alphonso’)
Black Jamun (Syzygium cumini) Grafted Plant
Blueberry Plant (Berryland Blue No.1)
Brunei King Mango
Grafted Brunei King — a heavy cropper known for unusually large, sweet, low-fibre fruit. Supplied at 14–16 or 18–20 inches. Temperature tolerance: 4°C to 48°C.
Macadamia Nut Tree Live Plant
Mango Kasturi (Mangifera casturi)
🥭 Rare wild mango from Borneo — prized for its intensely aromatic, deep purple-skinned fruits with rich orange flesh
☀️ Full sun — requires 6–8 hours of direct sunlight daily for healthy growth and fruiting
💧 Regular watering — allow topsoil to dry slightly between waterings; avoid waterlogging
🌡️ Tropical to subtropical climate (25°C–40°C) — best suited for warm, humid growing zones
🌳 Compact ornamental tree — suitable for large containers, terraces, and tropical gardens
🎁 A meaningful gift for fruit tree collectors and tropical plant enthusiasts
Mango Katimon/Catimon (Grafted)
🥭 Premium Thai mango variety — large, sweet, fibre-free fruits with a rich, aromatic flavour
🌳 Grafted plant — begins fruiting in 2–3 years, much faster than seedlings
☀️ Full sun lover — thrives in warm tropical and subtropical climates
💧 Moderate watering — drought-tolerant once established; avoid waterlogging
🌡️ Ideal temperature: 25°C–45°C — perfect for hot and humid Indian summers
🎁 A wonderful gift for garden lovers — enjoy fresh homegrown mangoes on your terrace or garden
Thai Banana Mango Grafted Plant
White Jamun (Syzygium cumini) Grafted Fruit Plant
- 🍑 Rare White Jamun — Syzygium cumini with whitish-pink fruit instead of the typical dark purple; milder, sweeter taste
- ☀️ Full sun required — at least 6–8 hours of direct sunlight for optimal fruiting
- 💧 Moderate watering — water deeply once a week; drought-tolerant once established; avoid waterlogging
- 🌡️ Thrives in tropical to subtropical climates (5°C to 45°C); adaptable across most of India
- 📐 Grafted tree 5–10 m tall — grafted plants fruit in 2–3 years (vs 7–10 from seed)
- 🏆 Rare variety — White Jamun is significantly rarer and more collectible than common black Jamun

