Growing in Arizona: These are the fruits seen on CNN, New York Times and The Hallmark Channel. After eating just one of these miracle fruits, almost everything will taste sweet including lemons, limes, tomatoes, vinegar, hot sauce, etc. for up to 2 hours after eating just one fruit. Lemons taste like sweet lemonade Guinness Stout…
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Growing in Arizona: The Moringa tree is native to the Himalayan foothills in Northwestern India. Moringa is widely cultivated in areas such as Africa, Central and South America, Sri Lanka, India, Mexico, Malaysia, and the Philippines. It is believed to be one of the most useful trees in the world! The fruits are 6-8 inch…
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Growing in Arizona: The King of fruit trees! Easiest, most productive, shade producing tree that we have. At maturity, can grow up to 25 feet tall and 25 feet wide, so plan accordingly! Can be pruned to smaller size. Can be planted in full-sun and no cold protection needed. Mulberry trees are great for creating…
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Carissa marcocarpa Growing in Phoenix: A hardy plant native to South Africa. Often used for a hedging plant or to fill garden beds with a hardy perennial shrub. Blooms small fragrant white flowers that will bare bright red fruit in the correct conditions. Except for the fruit, other parts of this plant shouldn’t be ingested.…
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Growing in Arizona: Noni is a medicinal fruit that is professed to combat nearly every ailment of the body from cancer to allergies. Most notable is the fruit’s detoxifying juice which lowers blood pressure, regulates menstruation and wards off infection. There are literally hundreds of scientific studies and testimonials published on various websites that tout…
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Frantoio is the most noted olive oil variety of Tuscany and is one of the most highly acclaimed oil varieties in the world. It is grown commercially in most olive-growing regions including Italy, North Africa, Australia, Argentina and California. Under the name ‘Paragon,’ Frantoio olives have also proven themselves in most olive-growing regions of Australia.…
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Growing in Arizona: Fast growing. Prefers summer afternoon shade, but will handle more sun as matures. Heavy producers. Can be container grown 1st year, but better in ground. Cold protection below mid-30s. Very “tropical” looking plant, good conversation piece. Fruiting Age: Will fruit at 1-2 years of age.
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Growing in Arizona: Fast grower! Can grow into 100 foot long vines! Needs a trellis or fencing to climb on. This plant will grow best if you provide summer afternoon shade the 1st summer and allow it to grow itself into full-sun. BEAUTIFUL flowers! Even without fruit these are gorgeous vines. Fruiting Age: Will fruit…
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Prunus Growing in Phoenix: One of the most delicious fruits that announce the summer! Peaches will take full sun once established but will be better with afternoon shade. They need slightly acidic to neutral soil and deep watering. This is a deciduous fruit and does not require winter protection. Add chelated iron as needed if…
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