The Backyard Orchard demonstrates to homeowners the varieties of fruit trees that can be included in their landscape. The trees and other fruit-bearing plants selected are suitable for planting in Fort Bend County, and these combined specimens may provide fruit nearly year-round.
If you visit the Backyard Orchard, you may find this flier helpful.
Fort Bend Master Gardeners Backyard Orchard by Garreta Kipp, Fort Bend Master Gardener, March 22, 2019
Common Name | Scientific Name |
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Austin Pomegranate | Punica granatum |
Calamondin | Citrofortunella microcarpa |
Changsat #47 | Citrus reticulata |
Cherry of the Rio Grande | Eugenia involucrate |
Cocktail Grapefruit | Citrus x paradise ‘cocktail’ |
Fuyu Persimmon | Diospyros virginiana |
Improved Meyer Lemon | Citrus x meyeri |
Iranian Lemon | Citrus limetta |
Kumquat, Meiwa | Fortunella crassifolia |
Lemonquat, Dwarf | Citrus x citrofortunella |
Minnie Royal Cherry, dwarf | Prunus avium |
Pear Acres Home | Pyrus |
Pear Baldwin | Pyrus |
Pear Southern King | Pyrus |
Pear Tennosui | Pyrus |
Petite Negra Fig | Ficus carica |
Pineapple Guava | Feijoa sellowiana |
Plum Weeping Santa Rosa, Semi dwarf | Prunus |
Red Silk Pomegranate | Punica granatum |
Rio Frio Hardy Satsuma | Citrus reticulata hybrid |
Rosenblum Blackberry | Rubus |
Royal Lee Cherry, dwarf | Prunus avium |
Salavatski Pomegranate | Punica granatum |
Surh Anor Pomegranate | Punica granatum |
Ujukitsu Lemon | Citrus x ujukitsu |
Victoria Red Grape | Vitis vinifera |
Wonderful Pomegranate | Punica granatum |