How small are you wanting them?

I have dwarf Bonanzas, and while under 3' tall, they are also pretty useless. Even though we had a freeze, they did not flower or fruit this year.

I have all the low-chill varieties, on various rootstocks, and it is easy to keep them small by summer pruning. I keep mine at 5-7', chopped down to 3-4' in summer, after fruiting.

In your area, you have even more choices then we do in zone 10.

Check out Bay Laurel Nursery in Califorinia. They have excellent low-chill stone and pome fruit trees, on a variety of rootstocks.

You will want to order in the fall, so they can be shipped bare-root.

You can grow most of them in containers for years.

Lisa