Outstanding dwarf Japanese plum producing attractive pink to red fruit with sweet tender flesh and excellent flavour.

Plum Donsworth is a highly productive dwarf plum variety ideal for home gardens where space is limited. The medium sized fruit develops attractive pink to red skin with light red flesh that is sweet, tender and juicy. Perfect for fresh eating and a wide range of culinary uses, this compact fruit tree delivers reliable crops while remaining easy to manage in smaller gardens, courtyards and large containers.

Its dwarf growth habit makes it an excellent choice for backyards, pots and tubs without sacrificing fruit quality or productivity.

Botanical Name: Prunus salicina 'Donsworth'
Common Name: Dwarf Donsworth Plum
Pot Size: 250mm
Fruit Colour: Pink to Red
Flesh Colour: Light Red
Stone Type: Clingstone
Flavour: Sweet and Tender
Position: Full Sun
Height: Approx. 2.5m
Width: Approx. 2.5m
Harvest Time: Mid January
Growth Habit: Compact Dwarf Tree
Deciduous: Yes

Pollination:
Mariposa Plum
Narrabeen Plum
Santa Rosa Plum

Features

Sweet juicy fruit
Attractive red skin
Compact dwarf growth
Highly productive
Ideal for small gardens
Easy to maintain

Ideal Uses

Backyard orchards
Large pots and tubs
Courtyard gardens
Edible gardens
Patio fruit trees
Home fruit production

Fruit Uses

Eating fresh
Stewing
Jams and preserves
Cooking
Desserts

Plant Care

Plant in well drained fertile soil in a sunny open position. Water regularly during establishment and during fruit development. Feed with a quality fruit tree fertiliser in spring and late summer for best results. Prune during winter to maintain shape and encourage productive growth. A reliable and productive dwarf plum variety perfect for compact gardens and home orchards.

Popular dwarf apple tree producing crisp sweet fruit with attractive bright red skin over a yellow green background.

Apple Gala Dwarf is one of Australia's favourite eating apples, valued for its firm juicy flesh, excellent sweet flavour and reliable cropping. This compact fruit tree is ideal for small gardens, courtyards, patios and large pots, providing delicious homegrown apples without requiring a large orchard space.

Flowering in spring and producing fruit from early to mid season, Gala is an easy care variety perfect for home gardeners seeking fresh apples straight from the tree.

Botanical Name: Malus domestica 'Gala'
Common Name: Dwarf Gala Apple
Pot Size: 250mm
Fruit Colour: Bright Red over Yellow Green
Flesh: Creamy White, Firm and Crisp
Flavour: Sweet and Juicy
Position: Full Sun
Height: Approx. 2.5m
Width: Approx. 2m-2.5m
Harvest Time: Early to Mid Season
Growth Habit: Compact Dwarf Tree
Deciduous: Yes

Suggested Pollinators:
Granny Smith
Pink Lady
Red Delicious
Red Fuji

Ideal Uses:
Backyard orchards
Large pots and tubs
Courtyard gardens
Edible gardens
Patio fruit trees
Home fruit production

Fruit Uses:
Eating fresh
Lunchbox fruit
Fruit salads
Desserts
Juicing

Plant in well drained fertile soil in a sunny open position. Water regularly during establishment and fruit development. Feed with a quality fruit tree fertiliser in spring and late summer for best results. Prune during winter to maintain shape and encourage productive growth. Suitable for cool temperate regions and an excellent choice for compact gardens wanting reliable crops of sweet crisp apples.

Unique dwarf fruit tree producing large round to oval fruit with the sweet flavour blend of a peach and nectarine combined with smooth nectarine skin.

Peacharine is highly regarded for its firm sweet yellow flesh and attractive red skin over a golden yellow background. The delicious fruit is perfect for eating fresh, stewing and preserves, making it an excellent all round variety for home orchards and edible gardens.

Compact and self pollinating, this easy to grow dwarf fruit tree is ideal for small gardens, courtyards and large pots while still producing generous crops of premium quality fruit.

Botanical Name: Prunus persica Peacharine
Common Name: Dwarf Peacharine
Pot Size: 250mm
Fruit Colour: Red over Yellow
Flesh: Firm sweet yellow flesh
Fruit Shape: Large round to oval
Position: Full sun
Height: Approx. 2m
Width: Approx. 2m
Harvest Time: Early February
Pollination: Self fertile
Growth Habit: Compact dwarf tree
Deciduous: Yes

Ideal Uses:
Backyard orchards
Large pots and tubs
Courtyard gardens
Edible gardens
Patio fruit trees
Home fruit production

Fruit Uses:
Eating fresh
Stewing
Preserves
Desserts

Plant in well drained well prepared soil in a sunny open position. Ensure the bud union remains above soil level when planting. Water thoroughly after planting and keep soil moist while establishing. Fertilise at planting time and again after new growth appears. Prune after planting to en 

The Mediterranean Sweet Orange (Dwarf) is a compact, highly productive orange tree ideal for home gardens, courtyards and pots. It produces classic sweet, juicy oranges with excellent flavour, perfect for eating fresh, juicing and cooking.

This dwarf citrus tree has a naturally smaller growth habit, making it easy to manage while still delivering a generous crop. Fragrant white blossoms appear in spring, followed by glossy green foliage and bright orange fruit that ripens through the cooler months.

Well suited to Australian conditions, Mediterranean Sweet Orange thrives in full sun and performs best with regular watering and good drainage. A great choice for gardeners wanting a reliable, attractive and productive fruit tree in a smaller space.

Plant Details

• Botanical name: Citrus sinensis
• Variety: Mediterranean Sweet
• Pot size: 250mm
• Fruit: Medium to large sweet oranges
• Flavour: Sweet, juicy, low acid
• Harvest time: Winter
• Growth habit: Dwarf
• Approx. size: 2–3m high x 1.5–2m wide
• Sun position: Full sun

Uses: Fresh eating, juicing, cooking, potted fruit tree

Discover the exotic charm of the Tigertooth Jujube, a standout cultivar of the classic Chinese date tree (Ziziphus jujuba), now perfectly suited for patios, balconies, or small gardens in a premium potted form!

This vigorous, deciduous fruit tree is prized for its distinctive elongated, tooth-like fruits — slender, pointed, and often reaching 2–3 inches (5–7 cm) in length. Here's the magic of Tigertooth:

• When young and crisp, the fruit offers a refreshing apple-like crunch with sweet-tart notes.
• As it ripens to a rich reddish-brown, it transforms into a chewy, date-like delight — intensely sweet and perfect for fresh eating, drying, or candying.

he tree itself features glossy, oval green leaves, a moderately upright to slightly weeping growth habit, and is relatively thorn-free compared to wild types. In a pot, it can be easily maintained at 1.5–3 metres tall (or allowed to reach 4–6 metres in the ground), making it an ideal choice for container growing.

Tigertooth is prized for its reliability — often parthenocarpic (self-fertile without needing pollination), extremely drought-tolerant once established, and heat-loving. It thrives in full sun and well-drained soil, rewarding you with heavy crops of these rare, elongated treasures in mid to late season.

Bring home this conversation-starting, low-maintenance fruit tree — a true gourmet delight for fruit enthusiasts and collectors alike! 🌿🍎🥟