China Fruit Seedlings Manufacturers Suppliers Factory - Wholesale Fruit Seedlings

Your Professional Fruit Seedlings Supplier

Heze Zhongxin International Economic and Trade Co., Ltd. is a comprehensive production enterprise primarily engaged in the processing and export of herbaceous peony and tree peony. The company possesses advanced cultivation technology, integrating planting, processing, exporting, and after-sales services with state-of-the-art equipment. Additionally, we supply various types of garden tools and horticultural equipment manufactured in China, offering competitive pricing and superior quality.

Production Equipment

The company is equipped with 10 sets of cleaning equipment, 4 sets of automatic packaging equipment, 12 sets of automatic cooling equipment, and 2 automatic seedling processing lines.

Sales Market

Our products are exported to more than ten countries, including the Netherlands, Russia, Japan, Germany, the United States, France, the United Kingdom, Chile, Italy, and South Korea.

Quality Assurance

We provide a 100% quality guarantee to our customers and assume full responsibility for any quality-related issues.

Production Capacity

Annually, the company supplies approximately 3,000,000 units of various seedlings and 100,000 units of different horticultural products to meet customer demand.

Blueberry Seedlings
Blueberry seedling according to growth and area, include Short Highbush Blueberry, Half Highbush Blueberry, South highbush blueberry, North highbush blueberry, rabbit eye etc.
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Dragon Fruit Seedlings
Dragon fruit (Latin name: Hylocereus undulatus Britt), a plant in the Cactaceae family and the Genus Dracaena, is also known as red dragon fruit, dragon bead fruit, fairy honey fruit, or jade...
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Fig Seedlings
Dioecious, male flowers and galls grow on the inner wall of the same fig fruit, male peanuts grow on the inner wall of the mouth, with 4-5 petals, 3 stamens, sometimes 1 or 5, and galls grow on...
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Grape Seedlings
The average weight per spike is 500 grams, and the maximum weight per spike is 1000 grams. The fruit weighs 10-12 grams, is green yellow in color, has good fruit setting, and is easy to cultivate.
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Date Tree Seedlings
Deciduous small tree, sparse shrub, reaching up to 10 meters in height, with brown or gray brown bark, petioles 1-6 millimeters long, or up to 1 centimeter on long branches, hairless or sparsely...
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Kiwi Seedlings
The origin of kiwifruit in the world is in China. On November 6, 2008, at the International Kiwi Conference held in New Zealand, more than 200 experts from 19 countries around the world...
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Persimmon Seedlings
The persimmon tree crown is open, with large, smooth leaves and thick shadows of green trees, providing shade and coolness in summer; In autumn, the green leaves and red fruits are beautiful and...
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Pomegranate Seedlings
Pomegranates are deciduous shrubs or small trees, and in tropical regions they are evergreen trees. The tree crown is clustered in a natural round head shape. The roots of the tree are yellow...
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Walnut Seedlings
Walnut tree prefer warmth and am afraid of frost. Walnut trees that grow on slopes and hilly areas at an altitude of 400-1800 meters, with a flowering period in May and a fruiting period in October.
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Parameter

Seedling size	50-70cm, 40-90cm, 50-120cm
Thickness	0.8-2cm

Types of Fruit Seedlings

The boxes produced by our company mainly include the following types:

Blueberry Seedlings

Blueberry seedling according to growth and area, include Short Highbush Blueberry, Half Highbush Blueberry, South highbush blueberry, North highbush blueberry, rabbit eye etc.

Persimmon Seedlings

The persimmon tree crown is open, with large, smooth leaves and thick shadows of green trees, providing shade and coolness in summer; In autumn, the green leaves and red fruits are beautiful and pleasing to the eye.

Walnut Seedlings

Walnut tree prefer warmth and am afraid of frost. Walnut trees that grow on slopes and hilly areas at an altitude of 400-1800 meters, with a flowering period in May and a fruiting period in October.

Advantages of Fruit Seedlings

Beautiful Blooms
Fruiting plants make beautiful blooms before the fruit forms. Fruit flowers early in the Spring, with white or pink blooms that are attractive and often fragrant!

Attracts Pollinators
Pollinators love to visit flowers on fruiting plants early in the season. Bees, hoverflies, and other beneficial insects will happily pollinate the Spring flowers that fruit trees and shrubs produce.

Great for Small Spaces
Espalier plants and dwarf varieties of fruit are fantastic for small spaces. Columnar forms of fruit trees, espaliered plants with multiple varieties on a single tree, and dwarf and container-friendly specimens make great additions to modern, urban gardens.

Fruit Is Delicious
Fruit is delicious and good for you! Absolutely nothing beats eating a warm berry right off the plant, or the satisfying crunch of an apple that was alive just moments beforehand. Plus, fruit is rich in fiber and antioxidants, which are essential for healthy living.

Share the Bounty
Share the bounty of the fruit you grew with your family, friends, and neighbors. Whether you’re growing fruit to spend some quality time with the kids in your life or sharing excess as a way to get to know your neighbors, homegrown fruits and berries help foster community and connection.

Birds Enjoy Fruit, Too
At the end of the season, birds will happily eat fruit you didn’t pick. Adding edible fruits to your garden is a great way to attract songbirds and other backyard birds to your landscape.

Planting Time for Fruit Seedlings

● In mild climates, fruit bushes and trees can be planted from November onwards, giving them a few extra weeks for the roots to establish. (The South and Pacific Northwest would be fine for planting this time of year.)

● In the coldest regions, the best time to plant bare-rooted trees is towards the end of winter or the first half of spring, once the ground is no longer frozen, it can be easily dug but before new growth starts.

Precautions for the Planting Location of Fruit Seedlings

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Sun or Partial Shade
Nearly all fruit trees require plenty of sun, but by carefully scouring catalogs, you’ll find there are some less well-known varieties that are tolerant of partial shade. Don’t just consider the ground, it’s the leaves that need sun, and this often opens up possibilities for otherwise unproductive areas.

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Soil
Check our Fruit Growing Guides to better understand which soil the fruit tree requires. Most will want free-draining soil enriched with compost. Avoid areas that regularly flood or higher ground that dries out quickly.

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Other Plants
Trees are remarkably good at drawing up nutrients and water from the surrounding area. Unless you’re using raised beds, remember that a nearby fruit tree or bush may compete with your other plants.

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Wind and Snow
Be aware of the direction of prevailing wind and any large buildings nearby. A wall or fence may create a sheltered environment perfect for heat-loving fruits, or it could funnel icy winds during winter. Roofs can dump a ton of snow on an unsuspecting tree below, snapping its branches. Observe your garden closely to choose the best spot.

Storage Precautions for Fruit Seedlings

If you have bought a bare root tree from us and you’re not able to plant it straight away, it is best to keep it in a cool garden shed or garage with the roots kept covered and damp. You can also heel the tree into soil or compost outside, making sure that the roots are all covered. Do not keep in the house where the warmth will dry the roots and don’t leave the roots exposed outside where they might freeze or dry out in the wind or sunlight. It is also essential to ensure the trees aren’t at risk from being nibbled by mice or rabbits or eaten by any livestock.

Packaging and Shipping

Packaging	Bare root in cartons with moisture material protect
Shipping	Air and sea transport

Our Certificate

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FAQ

Q: What not to plant next to fruit trees?

A: Walnut trees

Fennel
Brassicas
Tomatoes, egg plants and cucumbers.
Mint, oregano and other spreading herbs.
Sunflowers.
Potatoes.

Q: What is the easiest fruit to grow from a seed?

A: Peaches, nectarines, apples, pears, and quinces will all grow easily from seed. Even apricots will often sprout. We usually grow our own peach, plum, pear, and quince rootstocks in the nursery this way.

Q: How to know if seedlings are healthy?

A: I carefully lift the seedling from the pot or punnet and check it has healthy roots. You should be able to be remove them easily in one piece without potting soil falling away and the roots should almost fill the pot or container with loose, white, fibrous growth.

Q: Are fruit trees high maintenance?

A: It's no secret that fruit trees need a bit more care than other plants, but we promise it's not as difficult as you might think!

Q: How to tell if your seedling is male or female?

A: Male pre-flowers appear as tiny, smooth, egg-shaped pollen sacs about three to four weeks after germination. Female pre-flowers emerge a little later, between four and six weeks after germination, in the form of small V-shaped pistils with white or pink hairs.

Q: How to tell which seedling is strongest?

A: Best practice is to keep the strongest seedling. Look for the one with the thickest stem. If they're all the same size, pick the healthiest-looking one.

As one of the most professional fruit seedlings manufacturers and suppliers in China, we're featured by quality products and good service. Please rest assured to wholesale fruit seedlings at competitive price from our factory.

Kiwi Seedlings, Dragon Fruit Seedlings, Grape Seedlings