Fall is in full swing here in Arizona! We are enjoying the cooler temperatures and spending so much time outside. We are also harvesting our fruit from a lot of our trees! check out what trees ripen in the fall here in the Desert Southwest of our beautiful state of Arizona. We have added several new varieties of fruit trees to our Backyard Orchard property and they are taking off with fall growth!
It’s fall in Arizona and it’s the perfect time of the year to plant just about anything you want!
Here is a list of what survived our hot and brutal summer in our orchard.
1. Wonderful Pomegranate
2. Black Mission Fig (Common Fig)
3. Pineapple Guava
4. Strawberry Guava (non fruiting variety)
5. Santa Rosa Plum
6. Honey crisp Apple
7. Pomona Sweet Lemon
8. Sweet Basil
9. Dorsett Golden Apple
10. Nagami Kumquat x2
11. Desert Gold Peach (3 in 1)
12. Red Barron Peach
13. Saturn ( doughnut ) Peach
14. Waddell Giant Pear x2
15. Katy Apricot
16. Murcott Mandarin
17. Plumeria x3 ( Red, White & unknown variety)
18. Papaya
19. Tropic Sweet Apple
20. Anna Apple
21. Desert King Fig
22. White Mulberry x3 Volunteers (unknown if male or female)
Brambles Varieties
1. Sweetie Pie Blackberry
2. Encore Raspberry
3. Thorn less Loganberry
4. Ouachita Blackberry
5. Primark Traveler Blackberry x7
6. Primark Freedom Blackberry x9
7. Navaho Blackberry
8. Triple Crown Blackberry
9. Boysenberry
Seedless Grape Vines
1. Muscadine (seedless)
2. Razzmatazz Grapes (seedless)
3. Red Flame Grapes (seedless) (propagated by cuttings) x2
4. Black Summer Royal Grape
5. Princess Crimson Grape
6. Red Flame Grape x2 (main)
7. Red Zinfandel Grape (main)
8. Green Interlaken Grape
9. Thompson Seedless Grapes x3
Wine Grapes
1. Red Zinfandel Grapes (propagated by cuttings) x2
2. Chardonnay Grape
3. Blanc De Bordeaux (white) Grape
4. Merlot
5. Cabernet Grape
Garden Fruits and Vegies
1. Sweet Basil
2. Anaheim Chilies
3. Jalapeno
4. Red bell Pepper
5. Orange Bell Pepper
6. Yellow Bell Pepper
7. Green Bell Pepper
8. Green Onion
9. Onion Garlic
10. Hothouse Tomato
11. Roma Tomato
12. Grape Tomato
13. Unknown Volunteer Tomatoes x2
14. Passion Fruit (fruit Producing)
15. Volunteer Peppers x2
Red Roses
1. Knockout Red Rose
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Everything looks so beautiful and healthy! Great job on surviving the summer 🔥
The blackberries look great also! Curious to see what varieties you have.
Excellent tour! You have really packed in a lot to a small area and will be swimming in berries and grapes soon. Desert King fig is a San Pedro and not Common or a self-fertile type fig so only the early crop on old wood will produce fruit. Main crop (on new wood) will abort because it needs the pollen from a male caprifig and the fig wasp (only lives in CA). Still good for rootstock though. Well presented and beautiful orchard!
Wonderful Orchard