Arizona Edible Tree Directory
If you are considering planting an edible tree in your yard or garden, or creating an entire food forest, the Arizona Edible Tree Directory can help. This searchable directory contains detailed information on edible trees from the apples that thrive in highlands to the citrus that grows in lowlands around the state. The directory provides advice on which plant types are suitable for different Arizona climate zones, along with other valuable information, such as tree size, preferred soil type, pollination, water requirements, and time of harvest. This directory lists a sampling of available plants to help you get started. Local nursery resources will be able to provide additional ideas and suggestions. A directory of other woody “understory” plants can be found at our Edible Understory Plant Directory. |
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