13 fruit trees you can grow in zone 10b back yard

Just sharing some fruit tree you can grow in your back yard. Some in pots and some in grown .

[@champagnegardening5182]

Love the way you shaped the pomegranate. I have to get one for my food forest

[@DominicanoVerde05]

Be careful that the pomegranate don’t go to the neighbors side lol 😂 I love your fruit backyard patio, I can see you are in warmer area, I grow all my trees in pot because the weather. God bless your tree are beautiful and healthy.

[@p-treegardening8366]

Hello and thank you for stopping by.. yes I don’t the neighbors to get any ideas..! LOL I’m in grow zone 10 b. I enjoy growing in pots, give me the flexibility to move them if needed

[@GenkiSugiru]

We live in a similar growing zone. You're probably aware that several of the trees you're growing can reach 30 feet or more in height as well as becoming very bushy with spread out branches. Several trees you have in planters will need to be transplanted into the ground. It seems that your neighbor might enjoy some of the fruits of your labor. Consider transplanting the pomegranate tree further from your boundary wall. Where we live, fruit bats and insects devour mangos if not wrapped in newspaper. Your pool looks lovely. And, wow, you have a spouse who is willing to venture into the garden to help. I wish my wife would do that. You've got a keeper!

[@saihernandez8315]

Your mango tree is very impressive.

[@PrettySunShines]

Thank you for showing your trees. I am in the same zone, nice to see what other trees I can plant. I think I am going to get a ice cream bean tree.

[@nesq4104]

Lovely selection. Once I get my house closed soon I will start planting. Already have stuff in pots.

[@p-treegardening8366]

That’s awesome.. keep them in pots gives you a good head start!!

[@Anythingforfreedom]

You're doing very good girl

[@CortneysLittleGarden]

Nice walk through. Looking forward to seeing how everything progresses. I'm also in Zone 10b. Broward county Florida.

[@tavyfavorite1149]

Wow you got all my favorite tree. So beauriful yard. My favorite is sour sop. Thank you for sharing.

[@DominicanoVerde05]

I’m coming to pick some plantain lol 😆 thanks for the amazing video

[@chaselex]

I didn’t think we could grow pears in zone 10b

[@ThatCrappyFanpage]

The pomegranate tree is very pretty. I wish I could grow one here.

[@p-treegardening8366]

Hello friend.. Yes the pomegranate are the best , and they are so sweet to.! Thanks for stopping by

[@semencier007]

😘😘

[@waxwax8781]

Lovely couple & take care.

[@mamalee644]

Ooh. I would love to see ur container tree updates. Inspired❤

[@dannafichtel2961]

Loved your video! I can't wait to get fruit trees. Pomegranites are my favorite.

[@VaraGirl]

I am in zone 10 B in Arizona and just planted a pomegranate and grapefruit in old metal file cabinets I converted to planters. I found some really big ones, so super excited. You’ve inspired me to find more different types of fruits. I was hoping to see a plum tree, but nectarine is close 2nd. WOW didnt know Avocados work in 10b heat. Good to know! Keep planting!

[@tropicalsat52n86]

You have a lovely yard. Thanks for the mini tour

[@PrettySunShines]

I got a cherimoya from the farmer's market 12 years ago, I planted them, and it took 11 years for it to fruit. I learned they need to be hand pollinated so last year my husband started hand pollinated and we got fruit. I am impressed you got fruits that short of time. I bet you have top hand pollinate too...

[@p-treegardening8366]

Hi friend.. Yes Your right.. I did have to hand pollinate. I hear that’s the only way.

[@T_WC123]

Inspiring me for spring planting! Thank you!

[@johndodge8999]

Interesting video. Looking forward to follow up videos on the progress of this garden.

[@roughgrousse247]

Love the backyard food forest👏🏽👏🏽 I’ve started a few tropical fruit trees on the patio for my impending new backyard food forest which I’m so excited about ☺️ Keep up the great work!

[@dawnyan5381]

love your fruit trees❤Nice video 👍

[@jtf267]

I'm in foggy zone 10b California. I'm so jealous of your trees and pool. There's no chance of me growing any of those fruit trees but i loved your video anyway. Thank you.

[@p-treegardening8366]

I’m sorry to hear that, I guess all 10B are not created equal. I appreciate the love, thanks for stopping by! 🌳

[@onortosu]

@jtf267 you could try a fig tree in a pot (at least 10ga), a Smith, Violette de Bordeaux, Bourjasotte Grise might work there.

[@gggusc11]

Nice garden

[@matthewkaczer1459]

what a beautiful yard! I'm trying some of these trees in my greenhouse here in Ontario Canada! thanks for the vids, very encouraging!!

[@Itried20takennames]

Hey…this looks a lot like our garden, though we are a number of years behind in growth (our pomegranate tree is only hip high). Really encouraging to see some I have, and some I would like to have, doing so well for you. I have lived in other homes with full grown trees, and they put out a ridiculous amount of fruits.

[@onortosu]

Beautiful back yard, nicely done! If you're in California, you should consider getting some fig trees (Panache, Bordissot Negra Rimada are beautiful and great tasting).

[@p-treegardening8366]

Thanks for the tips!

[@warmwomyn]

Open up the citrus tree, they need light coming thru the center. Thanks for the tour!

[@p-treegardening8366]

So true.. thanks for the advice!!👍🏽

[@blessedchicca6393]

The channel is the 👌🏾 best❤️

[@p-treegardening8366]

Hello my soil sista. I feel honored to have you watch my little ol videos.! 🥰

[@Theediyhunter]

I love your garden 🪴 wanted to see if I can ask where do you purchase your tubs from

[@p-treegardening8366]

Thank you 🙏🏽 I appreciate you stopping by! I purchased the tubs at “Mimosa LA Nursery “ I made a video about it, titled “ Fruit Nursery walk through “ if your interested in seeing exactly what they have and the sizes of pots Thanks again!

[@mygrannysgarden]

Great walk through. Your fruit trees are amazing. I am trying to grow mangoes, mulberries, pomegranate and Barbados cherry in zone 9b. Where are you in your zone 10a? Thank you for sharing your garden.

[@p-treegardening8366]

Thank you.. and thank you for stopping by my Chanel. Wow you have lots of good trees! I would love to have a Barbados cherry tree also. I’m in the 10b grow zone! Much love

[@Rosalyn-z6t]

Also move that moringa tree from the foundation of your home!The root will mess up your foundation this tree grow big.

[@p-treegardening8366]

Thanks for the tip!

[@randomguy2246]

you should do a fruit tasting video on your mango once they ripen up. trust me, so cal grown mangoes are infinitely better than store bought

[@p-treegardening8366]

That’s a great idea… I’m super excited for the mangos 🥭 I need to figure out which variety my tree is. Thanks for watching 🙂

[@rea8755]

Very informative. Thank you. Are you and your Pomegranates in Cali?

[@p-treegardening8366]

Hello 👋🏽 Yes we are located in LA Cali zone 10B. Thanks for watching!!

[@alyssastropicalfruittrees5754]

You got very beautiful trees 🌳 Very pretty house and view, so nice of your husband come and collect banana for you 😊 My partner he won’t come in camera 📸😁 He very shine 😊 1 subscribe for your Both Thanks so much for the tour 👍

[@nesq4104]

You should get a rollinia. You will not be disappointed

[@lawngevity3295]

Awesome fruit trees... Nice selections. What did you use in the planting hole of your mango? Not sure if I missed if you stated what type of mango tree yours is. Mine is a Champagne Manila Mango, but its been struggling.

[@p-treegardening8366]

Hi friend.. I planted my tree with only the native soil in the ground, but I do add compost to the top..It is a Manila mango. Mines took more than a few years to gain strength and start producing. So hang in there!

[@onortosu]

Mangoes don't like having anything but native soil around their roots, especially when they're young. If you put compost in their planting hole the roots can die or just fail to thrive for a long time. They especially don't need a lot of nitrogen, very gentle with nitrogen. Smaller doses of Potassium, Iron, Magnesium and other trace minerals are good.

[@nhieutran9482]

Your moringa tree is planted too close the the house. It will mess up your foundation when it gets bigger.

[@PrettySunShines]

I think premature dropping could be due to over watering or under watering...

[@truthseekingking]

Where did you get your persimmon tree from? I’ve looked online for some but they give be the apple shaped variety and i find that they have a horrible horrible taste. Haven’t found any reputable nurseries out here in LA either. I have more searching to do tho.

[@p-treegardening8366]

Yea I’m not a fan of the apple shape variety persimmon . The Fuyu is my favorite. I was Surprisingly able to find the Fuyu Persimmon tree at a Homedepo.

[@natulia]

Stella cherry?

[@staciep2638]

Where are you?

[@mattx9260]

1 year they do nothing, 2nd they crawl, 3rd they boom.