
Fruit Trees for Santa Barbara
Pro Garden Supply has served Santa Barbara since 2004 and helps gardeners explore avocado, citrus, apple, peach, plum, fig, persimmon, and pomegranate trees. Our team can help you compare categories and popular varieties, check the current selection, source additional varieties and sizes through our nursery suppliers, and choose options for your particular garden.
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Explore fruit trees in a range of sizes, with additional varieties and sizes available through our nursery suppliers.
Fruit Tree Advice from Local Experts
Pro Garden Supply has served Santa Barbara since 2004. We know which trees thrive in our coastal fog and which prefer the warmer inland valleys. When you visit, we'll help you choose fruit trees uniquely suited to your local growing conditions.
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Useful Buying & Planting Guidance
Choosing the Right Fruit Tree
Selecting the right tree is the first step to an abundant harvest. When you shop for fruit trees, consider:
- Available space and mature tree size (standard vs. semi-dwarf)
- Sunlight exposure in your yard
- Pollination needs (some trees require a second tree to bear fruit)
- Chill requirements (crucial for apples and stone fruit in SB)
- Harvest preferences (when do you want fruit?)
- Coastal versus warmer inland growing conditions
Planting Fruit Trees in Santa Barbara
Proper planting gives your tree the best start. Here is a high-level overview of what to keep in mind:
- Select a suitable location with adequate sunlight and good air circulation.
- Choose a suitable planting location with soil that drains well.
- Plant at the proper depth and avoid placing the root crown below the surrounding soil.
- Water appropriately while the tree establishes, adjusting for weather and site conditions.
- Leave enough room for the tree's mature size and future maintenance.
Ready to Start Your Orchard?
Visit Pro Garden Supply at 18 N Milpas St in Santa Barbara to see our current fruit-tree selection and get help choosing the right tree for your garden.








