Depending on where you live in Texas, you may be able to grow some interesting and unusual fruits. In addition to the typical fruits that most people can grow in the U.S., Texas gardeners can grow citrus trees, and a variety of tropical fruits and subtropical fruits such as avocado, mangoes, and bananas.
Here are just a few fruits that you can find in Texas gardens:
1. Apples
2. Avocados
3. Bananas
4. Blackberries
5. Blueberries
6. Boysenberries
7. Cherries
8. Dewberries
9. Figs
10. Grape vines
11. Loquats
12. Mangoes
13. Mayhaw
14. Pears
15. Plums
16. Papayas
17. Strawberries
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What kind of mangos do you reccomend for San Antonio? Will I have to grow them in pots and move them inside when it gets cold, or can they over-winter here?
Thanks
I need information on growin figs, pongranates and citrus in Corsicana – Dallas area.
Ha, that’s actually a really good suggestion. Thanks so much for this!
Has anyone successfully grown, mango or banana tries in San Antonio. I am moving down there in december, and i am very interested doing so myself.