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On 4/17/2024 at 2:51 PM, Josue Diaz said: White sapote is about the easiest fruit tree you will grow. Fast growing and tolerates cold, heat, frost, wind They are not uncommon in the central valley, and they will bloom and fruit pretty much year round - with the heavy fruit sets in summer. You see any Tamarind growing in yards out there?, Large leaf Tamarind I'll let you figure out the botanical names, but needless to say, most are large buttressed rainforest trees and all of them are stunning natives! Everyone had a ball at the nursery, and I'd highly recommend it..a huge range of native rainforest plantsstuff you can't get anywhere else. Daryl Gold Coast, Queensland , I've seen many papayas, beautiful, large bunches of bananas, Lychee, Tamarind, Longan, Wax Jambu (Syzygium samarangense) and even some Jack fruit trees close to my neighborhood here by San Diego State University., After growing in ground for over 10 years, my Delonix regia has finally put out a flower (with hopefully more to come before we cool off in November). I'm in south Orange County, CA about 10 miles from the Pacific( 33.66250; -117.59028) . The tree faces due south and has a large asphalt cud a sac, Tamarind.. Though hers is a little thin / on the slender side, just about perfect " non " response to the heat.. Tamarind, Ficus benji., and one of several Moringa she has in her yard.. Dormant atm, but otherwise fine.. Cassia fistula could use more water / digging out the Bermuda below, out to the drip line of the trees for sure though.., Very cold sensitive tropical items like Coconuts,Banyans,Gumbo Limbos,Mangoes,Royal Poicianna,Mahogany,Sapodilla,Tamarind and even Papayas made it through unscathed..