From a farmer's plot to your doorstep, in five steps
Renting a living tree is not the same as ordering a product. Here is exactly what happens at each stage — including what the farmer is doing while you wait.
What happens, and who does it
Every step involves a named partner farm. Nothing is drop-shipped, and no tree is listed before it exists.
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Choose Your Avocado Tree
Browse available trees and rental plans.
Start with the varieties currently available from our partner farms and the rental plan that fits your space. Every listing shows the approximate age of the tree, the growing region and what the plan includes.
From the farm: Farmers tell us each season which trees are healthy and ready to be matched with a home, so listings reflect what is actually growing in the ground.
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Farmer Grows & Cares for the Tree
Partner farmers grow and maintain the tree using natural methods.
Your tree is raised on a partner farm with attention to soil health, responsible watering and sustainable cultivation. Nothing is rushed — a tree leaves the farm only when the farmer considers it strong enough to travel.
From the farm: Farmers keep simple records of feeding, mulching and watering for each tree, which is how we can describe your tree's history honestly.
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Book Your Tree Online
Select a plan and share your delivery details.
Pick your plan, tell us where the tree is going and when suits you. We confirm availability with the farm before anything is finalised, so you are never promised a tree that does not exist.
From the farm: The farmer is notified as soon as a booking is confirmed and begins preparing the tree for transport.
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Direct Farm-to-Home Delivery
We coordinate with the farmer and deliver to your home.
The tree is prepared, secured and moved from the farm to your door with as few handovers as possible. You get a delivery window, and on arrival we help you find the right spot for light and drainage.
From the farm: Farmers pack the root ball themselves and often send a short photo or note with the tree before it leaves.
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Enjoy Your Avocado Tree
Receive ongoing care information and support.
After delivery you receive a care guide, seasonal reminders and a way to reach us with questions. The relationship with your tree — and the farmer who raised it — carries on through the rental term.
From the farm: Your rental supports that farmer's continued work, and updates flow back so you know how the grove is doing.
A tree only travels when the farmer says it is ready
Root health, leaf condition and recent weather all matter. If a tree needs another few weeks, we move your delivery window rather than send a plant that will struggle.
- Root ball checked and wrapped by the farmer
- Recent watering and feeding history recorded
- Photos shared with you before the tree leaves the farm
- Transport scheduled with as few handovers as possible
What to expect when your tree reaches you
A living tree, potted and secured
Your tree arrives in its growing pot with the root ball intact and the canopy protected for transit.
Placement guidance
We help you pick a spot with the right light and drainage, and explain the first two weeks of settling in.
Care pack and contact
A care guide, seasonal reminders and a direct line to our team for anything that comes up later.
Rent a real avocado tree, and keep a farmer growing.
One tree, one farmer, one home. Choose a plan and we will confirm availability with the farm before anything is finalised.