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Fruit Trees We Deliver and Plant

Mango, avocado, lychee, citrus and the tropical fruits that only grow this far south: these are the fruit trees we deliver and plant across Lee and Collier. Warm SW Florida winters let many of them fruit outdoors, as long as you match cold sensitivity, mature size and spacing to your lot.

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27 fruit trees we plant

Abiu Fruit Tree

Abiu Fruit Tree

Full sun to part shade · 15 to 25 ft tall when pruned; 30 ft or more if left alone

15 Gallon

Almendro (Tropical Almond)

Almendro (Tropical Almond)

Full sun · 30 to 50 ft tall and 35 to 50 ft wide

25 Gallon

Avocado Tree

Avocado Tree

Full sun · 30 ft or more tall and wide if left alone; commonly pruned to 10 to 15 ft

15 Gallon, 25 Gallon

Banana Tree

Banana Tree

Full sun, sheltered from wind · 8 to 20 ft tall depending on type; clumps spread 6 to 10 ft or more

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Barbados Cherry

Barbados Cherry

Full sun · 6 to 12 ft tall and nearly as wide

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Caimito (Star Apple)

Caimito (Star Apple)

Full sun to part shade · 20 to 40 ft tall and nearly as wide if left alone; many growers hold it near 15 ft

15 Gallon

Carambola (Star Fruit)

Carambola (Star Fruit)

Full sun to part shade · 20 to 30 ft tall and 20 to 25 ft wide; easily held near 12 ft with annual pruning

7 Gallon, 25 Gallon

Chirimoya (Custard Apple)

Chirimoya (Custard Apple)

Full sun to part shade · 15 to 25 ft tall and about as wide; easily kept smaller with pruning

15 Gallon

Dragon Fruit

Dragon Fruit

Full to almost full sun; light afternoon shade helps new plants in summer · Climbing stems reach 20 ft; trained on a 5 to 6 ft post, a mound 4 to 6 ft wide

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Fig Tree

Fig Tree

Full sun, 6 to 8 hours or more · 8 to 15 ft tall and as wide; easily held at 8 to 10 ft with pruning

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Grapefruit Tree

Grapefruit Tree

Full sun · 15 to 25 ft tall and 12 to 20 ft wide

15 Gallon, 25 Gallon

Guava Tree

Guava Tree

Full sun · 10 to 20 ft tall, commonly pruned to 8 to 12 ft

15 Gallon, 25 Gallon

Jaboticaba

Jaboticaba

Full sun to part shade · 8 to 16 ft tall and 6 to 12 ft wide; slow

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Jackfruit

Jackfruit

Full sun · 30 to 50 ft tall in South Florida; pruning can hold it near 15 to 20 ft

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Longan Tree

Longan Tree

Full sun · 30 to 40 ft tall and wide if left alone; kept at 10 to 15 ft with pruning

25 Gallon

Loquat

Loquat

Full sun · 15 to 25 ft tall with a dense, rounded crown; easy to hold smaller with pruning

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Lychee Tree

Lychee Tree

Full sun · 30 to 40 ft tall and wide if left alone; easily held to 12 to 20 ft with yearly pruning

15 Gallon

Mamey Sapote

Mamey Sapote

Full sun · 25 to 40 ft tall; most growers keep it at 15 to 20 ft with pruning

15 Gallon, 25 Gallon

Mango Tree

Mango Tree

Full sun · 25 to 40 ft tall and as wide if left alone; commonly pruned to 10 to 15 ft

15 Gallon, 25 Gallon

Meyer Lemon Tree

Meyer Lemon Tree

Full sun, 6 to 8 hours or more · 8 to 12 ft tall, 6 to 10 ft wide, easy to hold smaller with pruning

15 Gallon, 25 Gallon

Orange Tree

Orange Tree

Full sun, 6 to 8 hours or more · 12 to 25 ft tall and 10 to 20 ft wide; easily kept near 10 to 15 ft with pruning

15 Gallon, 25 Gallon

Papaya

Papaya

Full sun, at least 6 hours · 8 to 20 ft tall and 5 to 8 ft wide; short-lived

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Persian Lime Tree

Persian Lime Tree

Full sun; light shade is tolerated, but it fruits best in full sun · 15 to 20 ft tall and about as wide

15 Gallon, 25 Gallon

Sugar Apple

Sugar Apple

Full sun · 15 to 20 ft tall and about as wide; often pruned smaller

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Surinam Cherry Tree

Surinam Cherry Tree

Full sun to part shade; best in full sun · 8 to 15 ft tall and 6 to 10 ft wide; often clipped to 6 to 8 ft

7 Gallon

Tangelo Tree

Tangelo Tree

Full sun, at least 6 to 8 hours · 12 to 20 ft tall and 10 to 15 ft wide; easy to hold lower with pruning

15 Gallon, 25 Gallon

Tangerine Tree

Tangerine Tree

Full sun · 10 to 15 ft tall and about as wide; easily kept smaller with pruning

15 Gallon, 25 Gallon

Common questions

What fruit trees grow best in Cape Coral?+

Mango, avocado, lychee, banana, papaya, guava, carambola and Persian lime all fruit in Cape Coral's climate. Cold-sensitive trees like papaya do better on the coast than inland, where light frost happens some winters.

Can you still plant citrus in Florida?+

Yes, but citrus greening is widespread in Florida, so expect to keep up with fertilizer and watch the tree for decline. Meyer lemon and Persian lime are popular backyard choices. Each citrus page covers what to expect here.

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