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Container grown fruit trees zone 10

Posted by epipren 10 (My Page) on
Fri, Dec 5, 08 at 2:04

I have a south-east facing balcony in zone 10. What kind of fruit trees are possible to grow in containers? I'm thinking of orange, tangerine, persimmon, and pomegranate. Would these grow in 18-20" containers?

Any and all info, links, personal experience would be helpful. Thanks!


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RE: Container grown fruit trees zone 10

Hi Epipren,

I am in zone 7 and I can definitely confirm that pomegranate, orange, and tangerine trees grow in containers. Not sure about the measurements but give it a try. Plants can only grow as big as you allow them. Happy growing!


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RE: Container grown fruit trees zone 10

Hi tiffaney,

Thanks for the encouragement. I like pictures, do you have any you can post? I have the containers in storage. I'll get the sizes and post.


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RE: Container grown fruit trees zone 10

Hi Epipren!
My cousin grows an orange tree on her patio! She's also in zone 7. Looks great too.
Here's a link for info you may find helpful.

http://www.franksamericanstore.com/content/category/4/14/546194/

Best of luck!!


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RE: Container grown fruit trees zone 10













Tropical fruits
Avocado Jaboticaba
Banana Kei apple
Capulin cherry Miracle fruit
Cattley guava Natal plum
Ceylon gooseberry Papaya
Coffee Pineapple
Guava Pitanga
Grumichama Pitomba
Imbe







Citrus fruits
Calamondin
Grapefruit (dwarf)
Key lime
Kumquat
Lemon
Lime
Limequat
Orange (dwarf)





Temperate fruits
Apple (dwarf)
Blackberry
Blueberry
Fig
Stonefruit (dwarf)

Good luck!

Here is a link that might be useful: CRFG has a list for you :-)


 
 

 

 


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