Mango, amla, guava, coconut, sapota, lemon, ber, Manila tamarind and jackfruit, plus papaya coming into production. Brinjal, tomato and chillies are grown as annual crops between the orchard rows.

Mango peaks from April to June and finishes in July.

Imam Pasand, Banganapali, Alphonso, Neelum and Senthuram, across 4,522 trees on 54 acres.

Yes. Imam Pasand is our largest mango planting at 2,400 trees. The season is short and it sells fast, so order early.

Amla, by both area and tree count — 8,000 trees across 57 acres.

Amla is available from August to January, peaking from August through December. It is not available February to July.

Yes, from our 2,541 palms.

Tender coconut is picked young for drinking. Dry coconut is left to fully mature and is sulphur-free, suitable for oil extraction and cooking.

Yes. With 8,000 trees we can supply pulp, juice, candy and ayurvedic processing units anywhere in India. Message us with your volume.

Guava is available all year and peaks from July to December.

All year, peaking February to June and again in September and October.

Yes, as an annual crop between the orchard rows, alongside brinjal and tomato. Prices are seasonal — call for today's rate.