| Tropical Zone
Make your own tropical fruit salads after planting bananas, sapodilla, star apples, dragon fruit, mangosteen, rambutan, starfruit or even a coconut palm!: Tropical Fruit Garden Fact Sheet Subtropical Zone
Many subtropical fruits are too soft to survive transport, so why not grow your own custard apples, black, yellow or white sapotes or casimoras?: The Fruit Specialist Fact Sheet Temperate Zone
Add to your citrus grove with plants like Buddha's hand citron, finger lime, Jamaican tangerine, lemonade, kaffir lime, shaddock or chinotto.: A Mini Citrus Grove Fact Sheet Arid Zone
We've already suggested native limes, but how about adding some other dryland lovers, like date palms, figs, mulberries and the drumstick tree or moringa?: Drumstick Tree Fact Sheet Cool Zone
Go plum crazy with some unusual stone fruit varieties. What about Green Gage plums, Coronet peaches, Kentish cherries, Sultan blood plums or Blenheim apricots?: Growing Stone Fruit Fact Sheet And if you want some ideas of what to plant in the vegie patch, don't forget to visit The Vegie Guide or Download the App |
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