Top 17 Cold Hardy Tropical Fruit Trees to Grow in the Fresno/Visalia Area

12/22/2020 - From personal experience, these are the top cold and heat hardy tropical fruit trees to grow in the ground in California’s Central Valley.
(in no particular order)
Guava (All Varieties)
Jamun (AKA Java Plum, Duhat)
Longan (Kohala, Biew Kiew & Sri Champoo Varieties)
Alano Sapodilla
Canistel (Trompo Variety)
Grumichama
Atemoya (All Varieties)
Surinam Cherry
Banana (Ice Cream Variety)
Black Sapote
White Sapote (Suebelle Variety)
Manila Mango
Loquat
Inga (AKA Ice Cream Bean Tree)
Cherimoya (All Varieties)
Jaboticoba
Moringa

[@olivercampbell2839]

Most underrated channel on TH-cam...you deserve more recognition...

[@williambutler4976]

Again you continue to impress us with your amazing tropical garden in a less than tropical climate. Your garden is a true inspiration to all of us who want to push the envelope . Thanks for sharing.

[@ClubGrafiti]

You are amazing. Love the way you used the knowledge and available space to advance the study of tropical fruits grown in non tropical conditions.

[@Farida-A.R.]

Amazing information about fruit trees at the garden tour, thanks for sharing home gardening.

[@TropicalGardenGuy]

I hear ya brah... getting cold here in central ca! Garden looking good!

[@growingtropicalsandexotics]

As always such an informative video. Keep up the good work.😃

[@emptynestlife1889]

Hi just found your channel. New subscriber! I am from same area and thank you for the information!

[@philieng4267]

Thank you for sharing your video

[@annyacosta1]

I love your Garden <3

[@thedomestead3546]

Great video!

[@hankfunk6651]

This is a great video

[@gardengainzz9191]

Great video

[@william6509]

Great video again friend👊 Please do a video on tropicals that u have that can only been grown with the help of a greenhouse in your climate. Thanks!

[@philomenabrabazonobroin5236]

Very encouraging

[@growingtropicalsandexotics]

Great Video! You mentioned a praying mantis cocoon I noticed one similar on my red malaysian guava just like you did. 😃

[@shannatran7586]

I think you are successful in growing tropical trees, because you grow your trees very closed from each other. Then, all the trees have created the heat to overcome the cold weather.

[@mykvass]

even your papayas are doing great !

[@gigamax95]

Thanks for sharing your great collection of tropical fruit trees. May I ask where did you get these trees from?

[@umass06]

Great video, very informative! I’ll be moving to Houston and thinking about Jamun. Has your tree produced any flowers? I’ve heard of people growing for up to ten years in pot, but no flower