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Fruit Seedlings For Sale In Kenya

  • Writer: BeyondForest
    BeyondForest
  • Nov 1, 2024
  • 6 min read

Updated: Nov 23, 2025


Cluster of ripe Hass  avocados hanging from a lush green tree against a leafy background, suggesting a fruitful, natural setting.

Image of Hass Avocados

By the end of this section you will have learnt

1.)Best Fruit Seedlings to Grow in Kenya

3.)Grafted vs Nongrafted Seedlings

5.)High-Value Fruit Seedlings With Fast Market Demand

7.)Fruit Seedlings Suitable for Hot, Dry Regions (ASAL zones)

8.)Fruit Seedlings for Cold Highland Regions in Kenya

9.)Fruit Seedlings in Kenya Frequent Asked Questions


Pitango fruit

 Image of a Pitango fruit by Gracy Gituku

Kenya’s diverse climate zones ranging from cool highlands to warm coastal and semi-arid regions make the country ideal for growing a wide variety of fruit seedlings. The most profitable and resilient fruit seedlings are those that combine high market demand, disease resistance, and fast maturity.

Ripe lychees clustered on a tree with lush green leaves, set against a dense, verdant background. The mood is fresh and vibrant.

Image of Ripe Lychee Fruits Clustered on a Tree


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At the top of the list are Hass avocado seedlings, which continue to dominate both local and export markets due to their consistent yields and strong international prices. Macadamia seedlings remain highly recommended for farmers in Central and Rift Valley regions because of their rising global demand and excellent long-term returns.

Yellow starfruit slices and whole fruits on a wooden cutting board. Star shapes and vibrant colors create a fresh, tropical feel.

Image of a Star Fruit by grow your own

For warmer areas such as Meru, Embu, Makueni, and parts of Western Kenya, mango seedlings—especially Apple Mango and Ngowe offer fast maturity and reliable market access. Passion fruit seedlings, particularly the grafted yellow-purple hybrid, are ideal for highland and mid-altitude farmers due to their short fruiting period and strong demand from juice processors.

Image of pomegranates Fruit and Seeds

Farmers seeking year-round cash flow should consider tree tomato, pawpaw (solo sunrise), pomegranate, and guava seedlings, which thrive in a range of climates and mature quickly.In cooler regions such as Limuru, Nyeri, and Timboroa, apple, plum, peach, grape, and berry seedlings perform exceptionally well.


Apple Mango Seedlings

250Ksh

Tommy Mango Seedlings

300Ksh

Apple Anna Tree Seedlings

600Ksh

Apricot Fruit Seedling

500Ksh

Black Berry Seedlings

400Ksh

Blood orange seedlings

500Ksh

Minora orange

400Ksh

Blueberries seedlings

500Ksh

Cape Gooseberry seedlings

250Ksh

Chandler strawberry seedlings

150Ksh

Brazillian cherry Seedlings

500Ksh

Mandarin orange Seedling

600Ksh

Cherry Guava Seedlings

500Ksh

Grapefruit

800Ksh

Jack Fruit Seedling

500Ksh

Dwarf Guava Seedling

250Ksh

Jabuticaba Seedling

800Ksh

Custard Apple seedling

400Ksh

Dragon Fruit Seedling

500Ksh

Fig Tree Seedling

500Ksh

Fuerte Avocado Seedling

200Ksh

Grafted Apple Seedling

600Ksh

Mulberry Seedling

250Ksh

Rasp Berry Seedling

500Ksh

Peach Seedling

500Ksh

Kent Mango

250Ksh

Soursop Seedling

400Ksh

Dragon Fruit Seedling

500Ksh

Variegated Pink Lemon Seedling

400Ksh

Grafted Washington Orange Seedling

300Ksh

Grafted Purple Passion Seedling

150Ksh

Grafted Tangerine Seedling

300Ksh

Grafted Tree Tomato Seedling

150Ksh

Red Grape Seedling

500Ksh

White Grape Seedling

500Ksh

Guava Seedling

100Ksh

Hass Avocado Seedling

300Ksh

Kiwi Seedling

500Ksh

Variegated Lemon Seedling

800Ksh

Meyer lemon

700Ksh

Lemon Seedling

150Ksh

Loquat Seedling

200Ksh

Lychee Seedling

3500Ksh

Macadamia Seedlings

400Ksh

Persimmon khaki Seedling

1000Ksh

250Ksh

Grafted Minneola Orange Seedling

250Ksh

Apple Fuji Seedlings

600Ksh

Apple Green smith Seedlings

600Ksh

Apple Gala Seedlings

600Ksh

Tissue Culture Banana Seedling

600Ksh

Pears Seedlings

500Ksh

Lime Seedlings

500Ksh

Pitango Seedling

250Ksh

Pepino Melon

150Ksh

Pixie Orange Seedling

300Ksh

Plums Seedling

500Ksh

Tree Tomato Seedling

150Ksh

Noni fruit Seedling

1500Ksh

Berchemia discolor

600Ksh

Malabar chestnut

500Ksh

Yellow Passion Seedling

100Ksh

PawPaw Seedlings

200Ksh

Calina pawpaw

200Ksh

Marula Fruit Seedling

500Ksh

Bread Fruit Seedling

1500Ksh

Star Fruit Seedling

800Ksh

White Sapote Seedlings

500Ksh

Pomegranate Seedling

500Ksh



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Grafted vs Nongrafted Seedlings

Illustration and photos of grafting: hands prepare scion and rootstock, wrap grafted stem with tape. Green sprouts, focus on plant growth.

Grafted fruit seedlings are created by joining a high-quality fruit variety (scion) onto a strong, disease-resistant rootstock. This combination produces seedlings that mature faster, yield more fruits, tolerate drought, and resist common soil diseases such as nematodes. Grafted seedlings also maintain consistent fruit size, taste, and productivity.

Young tree branch with blue grafting tape amidst lush green grass. Large tree trunk and blurred foliage in the background under a blue sky.

Nongrafted seedlings, on the other hand, grow from ordinary seeds and tend to mature slowly, produce irregular fruit quality, and are more vulnerable to pests and harsh weather. While nongrafted seedlings are cheaper, grafted seedlings offer far better long-term returns and are preferred by commercial farmers in Kenya.

Cheapest Fruit Seedlings in Kenya for Small Farmers


Image of an African Pawpaw (Carica papaya) Vs an American Pawpaw (Asimina triloba)

Small farmers in Kenya can start profitable fruit farming with low-cost seedlings that are easy to manage and require minimal inputs. Some of the cheapest options include pawpaw seedlings, which are fast-growing and cost between 200Ksh-250Ksh, and passion fruit seedlings, especially the yellow variety, which range from 100Ksh - 200Ksh. Guava, pomegranate, and banana suckers are also affordable, hardy choices suitable for both dry and wet regions. In cooler areas, tree tomato (tamarillo) and strawberry splits provide quick returns at a low entry cost.



High-Value Fruit Seedlings With Fast Market Demand

Macadamia nuts spill from a wooden bowl onto burlap. Some nuts are whole, others are half-shelled. Green leaves are visible nearby.

Image of Macadamia nuts

Kenya’s rising urban population and export opportunities have created strong, fast-growing demand for certain high-value fruit seedlings. At the top are Hass avocado and macadamia seedlings, which offer excellent export income and high returns per acre. Grafted passion fruit seedlings, especially the yellow–purple hybrid, are in constant demand from juice processors and fresh-fruit markets. Pomegranate, guava, and tree tomato seedlings are also gaining popularity due to their fast maturity and year-round fruiting cycles. For cold regions, apple and grape seedlings continue to attract premium buyers.

Pasharn Fruit Nursery Ltd

0705 855633

Sonnie Fruits

0710228109

Landscaper Maggie

0721742552

Gracy Gituku

0722994725


Fruit Seedlings Suitable for Hot, Dry Regions (ASAL zones)

Three young papaya plants in black bags on reddish-brown ground, with a gray road in the background. Lush green leaves visible.

Image of Three young papaya plants in black bags by Grace Gituku

Hot and dry regions such as Makueni, Kitui, Kajiado, Turkana, and parts of Embu require fruit seedlings that tolerate high temperatures, low rainfall, and poor soils. Some of the best-performing options include mango seedlings (especially Apple, Ngowe, and Kent), which thrive in heat and produce high yields. Pawpaw seedlings grow quickly with minimal water, while pomegranate, guava, and lemon seedlings remain productive even under drought stress. Date palm and fig seedlings are also excellent for extreme ASAL conditions.


Fruit Seedlings for Cold Highland Regions in Kenya

Cold highland regions such as Limuru, Nyandarua, Nyeri, Nandi, Timboroa, Kuresoi, and parts of Eldoret require fruit seedlings that can withstand low temperatures, fog, and occasional frost. Some of the best choices include apple seedlings (Wambugu, Pink Lady, and Anna), plum and peach seedlings, and grapes, which thrive in cool climates.


plum fruit  hanging from a tree branch in a lush green garden, surrounded by dense leaves, conveying a natural, serene atmosphere.

Image of a plum fruit hanging from a tree

Tree tomato (tamarillo) and berry seedlings—such as raspberry, blackberry, and strawberry also perform exceptionally well in these highland zones. These cold-tolerant fruit seedlings mature well, produce high-quality fruits, and offer strong market demand, making them ideal for farmers in Kenya’s cooler regions.


Fruit Seedlings in Kenya Frequent Asked Questions
Which fruit seedlings grow fastest in Kenya?

Some of the fastest-growing fruit seedlings include pawpaw, tree tomato (tamarillo), passion fruit, and strawberries. These seedlings mature quickly and produce fruits within 8–18 months depending on the variety and region.

Tree Tomato  hang from a green leafy plant in a garden setting, with sunlight casting a warm glow on them.

Image of Tree Tomato hang from a green leafy plant

What are the most profitable fruit seedlings to plant in Kenya?

Hass avocado, macadamia, grafted passion fruit, apple seedlings, and pomegranate are currently the most profitable due to strong local and export demand.


Which fruit seedlings do well in dry, hot regions?

Mango (Apple, Ngowe), pomegranate, pawpaw, guava, lemon, fig, and date palm seedlings are best for ASAL zones such as Makueni, Kitui, and Kajiado.


What fruit seedlings grow best in cold regions?

Cold areas like Limuru, Nyeri, and Nyandarua support apples, grapes, strawberries, plums, peaches, and tree tomato seedlings.

Fuzzy pink and red peaches hang from a branch with green leaves, set against a lush garden background.
Should I buy grafted or nongrafted seedlings?

Grafted seedlings are strongly recommended because they mature faster, resist diseases, produce more fruits, and are more uniform. Nongrafted seedlings are cheaper but less productive.


How much do fruit seedlings cost in Kenya?

Prices range from 200Ksh-250Ksh for pawpaw and guava, 250Ksh -250Ksh for passion fruit and tree tomato, and up to 250–300Ksh for grafted avocado and macadamia seedlings.


Where can I buy certified fruit seedlings in Kenya?

You can buy verified seedlings from approved nurseries in Nairobi, Kiambu, Nakuru, Embu, Meru, Eldoret, and Nyeri.

You can also WhatsApp Evans at 0712 58 28 51 to connect with trusted suppliers.


The best time is at the onset of the long rains (March–May) or short rains (October–December). Irrigated farms can plant all year.


How do I know if a seedling is healthy?

Check for a strong stem, clean grafting point, green leaves, no pests, and a firm root ball. Avoid yellow, wilted, or damaged seedlings.


Which seedlings are best for beginners?

Pawpaw, guava, tree tomato, banana suckers, and grafted passion seedlings are easy to grow, cheap, and very profitable.

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