Trisha W.
5/5/2025
The co owner of Four Winds Growers reached out to me with a solution regarding my beloved persimmon tree. I had performed the scratch test and saw it was completely dead. I submitted a scratch...
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887 Casserly Rd
Watsonville, CA 95076
Four Winds Growers, located in Watsonville, CA, specializes in cultivating over 60 varieties of citrus trees. From lemons and limes to oranges and mandarins, they offer a diverse selection of premium 5-gallon citrus rootstock. Additionally, they provide Mediterranean figs, grapevines, olives, pomegranates, avocados, and more.
With a rich history spanning four generations, Four Winds Growers was founded in 1946 by Floyd Dillon, who recognized the potential of dwarf citrus trees in California. Their website features a plethora of resources including growing tips, FAQs, variety charts, and insightful blog posts on cultivating citrus, figs, avocados, and more.
Whether you are a seasoned gardener or a novice enthusiast, Four Winds Growers aims to empower you with the knowledge and tools needed to create a thriving garden. Their commitment to quality and expertise in citrus cultivation makes them a trusted source for all your fruit tree needs.
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4.025 reviewsJo C.
5/13/2025
I ordered a kumquat tree and it was a great disappointment especially considering the price I paid. it looked more like a twig than a tree. It had few branches and barely any leaves.
Denise S.
7/15/2025
I have purchased 3 trees from Four Winds Growers. The first two arrived in good condition and grew well from the start. The last tree I purchased, a Meyer lemon, had a lot of yellow leaves when it...
Dave E.
11/9/2024
The finger lime arrived today- very fast shipping. My son really wanted one of these and I think he'll be pleased with this healthy tree. Excellent communication from ordering to actual delivery...
Raymond L.
8/25/2023
Well, what can I say. My Nordmann Seedless Kumquat from Four Winds is on its last legs. Despite careful watering and feeding for the last two years, the tree is turning brown within the last two...
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