Grafted stock · Orchard quantities

Fruit Plants & Fruit Trees in Pakistan

Grafted fruit plants grown on 32 acres in Pattoki — mango, guava, citrus, chikoo, jamun, pomegranate, fig and date palm. Buy one plant for a home lawn or thousands for an orchard, with delivery and planting support anywhere in Pakistan.

197+ verified Google reviews · Est. 1975 · 32 acres, Pattoki

Fruit varieties we grow

Our fruit block is planted with true-to-type mother stock, so the plant you buy fruits exactly as promised. Grafted plants are available in multiple sizes, from young container plants to mature specimens that fruit within a season or two of planting.

  • Mango — Chaunsa, Sindhri, Anwar Ratol, Langra
  • Citrus — kinnow, malta, lemon, grapefruit
  • Guava, chikoo (sapodilla) and jamun
  • Pomegranate, fig, falsa and loquat
  • Date palm and other fruiting palms
  • Apple, peach, plum and apricot for cooler zones

Grafted plants fruit years sooner

A fruit plant grown from seed can take six to ten years to fruit, and the fruit rarely matches the parent tree. Every commercial fruit plant we sell is grafted onto proven rootstock, which fixes the variety, shortens the wait to two to four years, and produces a stronger plant in Pakistani soil and heat. For clients who want fruit immediately, we lift and transport mature bearing trees with intact root balls.

Orchards, farmhouses and home gardens

We've supplied fruit plants to farmhouses, housing schemes, forest departments and commercial orchards across Punjab, Sindh and KP since 1975. For larger plantings our horticulturists advise on spacing, irrigation, pollination pairs and a season-by-season care schedule, and our planting crews can install the entire orchard for you. For home gardens we'll pick varieties matched to your space, soil and how much sun the spot actually gets.

  • Spacing and layout plans for orchards
  • Planting crews and 12-month aftercare
  • Wholesale rates for bulk quantities
  • Delivery across Pakistan from Pattoki

Frequently asked questions

Which fruit plants grow best in Pakistan?

Mango, guava, citrus (kinnow, lemon, malta), chikoo, jamun, falsa, pomegranate, fig, loquat and date palm all grow well across Punjab and Sindh. In cooler northern areas apple, peach, plum, apricot and persimmon perform better.

How long until a fruit plant starts bearing fruit?

Grafted fruit plants fruit far sooner than seedlings — citrus and guava usually within 2–3 years, mango within 3–4 years, and chikoo and jamun within 4–5 years. Our mature grafted specimens can fruit in the first or second season after planting.

What is the best season to plant fruit trees in Pakistan?

February–March and the monsoon window of July–September are ideal for most fruit plants in Punjab. Container-grown plants from our nursery can be planted almost year round with proper watering.

Do you supply fruit plants in bulk for orchards?

Yes. We supply orchard-scale quantities of grafted mango, citrus, guava and date palm to farms and housing schemes across Pakistan, with layout advice, spacing plans and planting crews available.

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