Dragon Fruit Grown with Purpose
Dragon fruit—also known as Pitaya—is one of the signature crops at Jessie’s Tropical Fruit Farm.
We currently have over 1,760 dragon fruit plants growing on our farm, representing a diverse collection of carefully selected varieties chosen for flavor, productivity, and growing success in Florida and similar climates.
Fresh Dragon Fruit – Seasonal Availability
Fresh dragon fruit is available in season from June through November.
Because dragon fruit is harvested at peak ripeness, availability is limited and seasonal.
📬 Join our email list to be notified before harvest so you can:
- Receive harvest announcements
- Place pre-orders early
- Get first access to limited varieties
This ensures you receive the freshest fruit possible—picked and packed close to harvest.
Dragon Fruit Varieties We Grow
Our collection includes pink, red, and deep purple flesh pitaya known for their:
- Exceptional flavor profiles
- High nutritional value
- Strong production potential
Below you’ll find a detailed chart outlining the varieties we grow, including:
- Flavor characteristics
- Flesh color
- Self-fertile vs. self-sterile varieties
- Growth size and production notes
These tools are designed to help you choose the right variety whether you’re growing for home use or commercial production.
Dragon Fruit Plants for Sale
In addition to fresh fruit, we offer dragon fruit plants of commercial production quality.
These plants are:
- Easy to grow
- Well-suited for Florida conditions
- Ideal for containers, raised beds, or in-ground planting
Dragon fruit can be successfully grown in planters on a lanai or patio, making it a great option even if you’re limited on space.
Grow with Confidence
Whether you’re interested in enjoying fresh dragon fruit, planting your first pitaya, or expanding a productive garden, we’re here to help.
Explore the variety details below, and feel free to reach out with questions—we’re happy to help you choose the right plants and set you up for success.
🌵 Dragon fruit isn’t just beautiful—it’s productive, nutritious, and rewarding to grow.