Explore fruit seeds for berry beds, climbing vines and tree-growing projects. Seed World's selection includes strawberries, passion fruit, tamarillo and other fruiting plants. Choose by the plant's growing requirements and the space you have, then check the selected product for seed quantity and planting guidance.
Explore fruit seeds by plant type
- Wild strawberry seeds and White Soul alpine strawberry seeds: compare these strawberry options and their planting requirements.
- Purple passion fruit seeds: explore a fruiting vine and check its climate and support needs.
- Tamarillo seeds: compare the growing conditions for this tree tomato.
For more woody plants, browse tree seeds. Prefer to start with an established plant? Explore the listings in live plants and bulbs and check exactly what each product includes.
Choose for your growing conditions
Check sunlight, winter temperatures, mature size and pollination needs for the species before ordering. A fruiting tree, berry plant and tropical vine do not share one planting method. Only soak, scarify or cold-stratify seed when the instructions for that species call for it.
Fruit seed questions
Will a plant grown from seed match the parent variety?
Not necessarily. Seedlings can differ in growth and fruit characteristics. Many named fruit tree varieties are reproduced by grafting or other vegetative methods to preserve their traits, so seed growing should not be treated as a guarantee of an identical plant.
How soon will my fruit seeds germinate or produce fruit?
Germination and fruiting are separate stages. Their timing depends on the species, any required seed treatment and growing conditions. Check the product's guidance rather than applying one timetable to every fruit seed.
Can fruit plants be grown in pots?
Some can, but suitability depends on the species, root space, light and climate. Check the mature plant's requirements before choosing a container; starting a seed in a pot does not mean the mature plant will remain small.