My Favorite Fruit Trees that Beat the Heat and Bear Fruit Within 2 Years

We've got weeks of 110F+ (43C) heat coming, and these are the fruit trees that will thrive best in it. All 4 of the trees we talk about here are very easy to grow, and will give fruit within 2 years of being put in the ground even from a small sapling.
1. Chinese Jujube (Ziziphus jujuba) aka Chinese date or red date. I have 6 varieties (li, lang, shanxi li, sugar cane, GA866, and chico)
2. Pomegranate - Red wonderful, parfianka, and desertnyi.
3. Fig - Nixon Peace.
4. Mulberry - Pakistan and White (aka green).
If you still have the itch to plant a fruit tree in June/July/August, these trees are your safest bet!
My zone is 9b and I live outside Phoenix AZ. Our temperatures range from 25F to 120F.
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00:00 Intro
00:30 Chinese Jujube
03:26 Pomegranate
06:56 Fig
09:43 Mulberry
12:58 Outro
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Great Deal

[@majdnaciri]

Let's just say that I learn something new every time I watch your great videos. keep creating and keep posting.

[@TouchGrassGardening]

Thank you Majd.

[@hightyd3]

Love the focused and useful info, music, and overall production 👌

[@shanjiang3244]

Love your Chinese jujubee collection! Would love to see a taste test when it’s harvest season.

[@QualityGardener]

Wow man that's an amazing intro! Loved this video too. You have a new subscriber! :)

[@TouchGrassGardening]

Thank you, I really appreciate that! Also, happy to learn about your channel.

[@MiarSoad]

wow that's good

[@myhomeandgardenchanneldwel7777]

It is my first time on your channel and I have just subscribed. Thank you so much for sharing. Keep up the good work. All the best on this journey.

[@graphguy]

Great topic as we are constantly busting 100F here in the Sacramento Valley. Xie xie!

[@pwu8194]

My papayas and my jujubes all bear fruits within the first year.

[@EastRiverHomestead]

Very nice! My mulberry pales in comparison. I think I will cut it way back this fall and train it into a standard form.

[@TouchGrassGardening]

Don't be afraid to manhandle your mulberry :)

[@greysonfreightllcma-malaph5027]

I live in TN and have Chinese jujube. I love the taste, but I heard Indian jujube is tastier.

[@TouchGrassGardening]

I tried one recently and it's very tasty, so It's the newest tree I planted this spring! A bit less dry than a Chinese jujube, and sweeter than most Chinese varieties. The issue with Indian is they cannot tolerate a hard freeze, whereas Chinese jujube can.

[@MohdAradi]

Did you know that the mullberry leaves can be made into a tea that will clear the cough instantly

[@TouchGrassGardening]

I had no idea about that. How do you do it? Just brew the leaves, or any special trick?

[@MohdAradi]

​@@TouchGrassGardening you gotta get the tender leaves if possible if not any good leaves, just brew them as if you'd do tea it stops a bad cough and heals the lungs oh, the mallow flowers such as hollyhock are also good for phlegm and cough I just dry their flowers

[@benjaminlim3921]

Where can i get d seeds or saplings to plant??