Address: 2558 E Lehi Rd, Mesa, AZ 85213, USA
Phone: +14808308000
Sunday: Closed
Monday: 7AM–3PM
Tuesday: 7AM–3PM
Wednesday: 7AM–3PM
Thursday: 7AM–3PM
Friday: 7AM–3PM
Saturday: 7AM–3PM
Nathan Fry
Great citrus trees and much more. Great people too
Carlin
I have been using greenfieldcitrus nursery since 2013. So far I have purchased 10 trees from them. Six citrus and 3 stone fruit and 1 fig. Their trees have by far handled the shock of planting and their first summer in our arizona sun and heat the best. Their planting crew is very nice and knowledgeable and as I add to my collection of trees they have been the same crew over the years, so they know me and my yard. This is the only nursery I trust to buy trees unseen and have delivered. I have yet to be disappointed in the quality of trees they provided, especially their citrus which seems to be their specialty. Also the taste of their citrus is better then the trees I have added from the big box stores. I highly recommend them.
Giridar Gajapathy
Bought an orange tree 6 years back. We had a couple first year and few oranges less than 10 till this year. This year we had a bumper harvest and we must have gotten more than 50 oranges. We gave the oranges to few of our friends and they loved it so much they asked us where did we get the tree and they wanted to buy from the same place. Don’t hesitate, just go and get it from here. One point they recommended was to buy 2 trees for cross pollination.
Pj Schoening
Called this place looking for basic citrus trees. Talked to a lady on the phone. Very rude and apparently they do not have any citrus tress for me to buy. Kind of odd coming from a place calling themselves a citrus nursery. Definitely sounds like a place to avoid
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Last time I was there they had them, but I didn't notice the price. I also saw some 5 gallon sweets at Whitfill for $50.
They sometimes have a satsuma tangerine tree (which is what I think you mean). Call and see if they have any in stock, if they have one available then you can get it put under your name. If they don't have any on hand then see if you can be put on a wait list (call list) for when they digging up and preparing the trees for sale.
Are you asking about cocktail trees? Sometimes they have them available. But the major problem with a cocktail tree is that they require a lot of upkeep. One side will take over if you don't keep it in check. Sometimes they will suggest that you plant two small trees in the same hole and then let the branches grow down to cover the trunks (then you won't have a problem of one side dominating) but it's best if you call and check at their office.
Dwarf root stock will generally not create very good fruit.
Yes, rhere a plenty of different varieties of lemon trees to choose from, ranging in size, age, root stock, etc. Prices vary. I would recommend stopping in or calling.
I recommend calling them. Don't think you will get an answer from the business owners here. This is a plave that fellow customers can answer questions.
Hi Donae, the Citrus Clinic this coming year is January 12, 2019. We'll have ticket information soon, and will have this posted on our web site. Greenfield Citrus Nursery hosts this annual East Valley Citrus Clinic for the Master Gardener Program of the Maricopa Cooperative Extension Office. It is a great opportunity to learn about citrus, their care, and enjoy the fruit taste testing.
Yes, they have all the common varieties and plenty of harder to find varieties as well. Fall is the best time to plant citrus. After the summer weather has broken, to give them the longest time possible before the heat returns. Within the next month or 2 is the perfect planting season for young citrus.
Many nurseries offer cocktail trees. Or you can do the grafting on your own.
I know they have done citrus tasting events but i am not sure you can pick your own.
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