Size: 13’-15’ x 15’-20’, Soft-shelled with crisp, gourmet taste of California almonds, Bloom color: Pink, white, Self-pollinating, Years to bear: 3-4, Heat tolerant, Ripens early September

Size: 20’-30’ x 15’, Self-fertile, Pollinate with Golden Dorsett or Ein Shemer for higher harvest. Sweet and crisp, Yellow skin with slight blush, Stores 2 months, Ripens late June - July, 100 - 300 chill hours required

Size: 10’-15’ x 8’-10’, Self-sterile, Great for backyard garden, Sweet and crisp, Adaptable to a wide variety of soil conditions, Partial to full sun, Ripens in October, 200 – 400 chill hours required.

Size: 10’-20’ x 10’-20’, Self-sterile, Good cross-pollinator with Anna, Golden Delicious type, Yellow skin w/slight blush, Sweet and firm, Stores 2 months, Ripens mid to late June, 100 chill hours required.

Size: up to 25’, Self–fertile, Freestone, Yellow skin, Flesh is firm, mild and sweet, Extremely productive, Ripen early to mid May, 300 – 400 chill hours required.

Size: Up to 20’ – 25’, Mexican variety, Shiny, paper-thin skin, High oil content, Rich, nutty flavor, Ripens September to October, Cold hardy to mid 20’s.

Size: Fast growing to 25’ – 30’, Very small 3-5 oz. fruit, Thin, dark purple skin, Outstanding nutty flavor, Large seed, Heavy producer, Ripens in September, Cold hardy to mid 20’s

Size: Up to 15’ – 20’, Also known as Super Hass or Oh La La, Fruit turns almost black when ripe, Pale-colored flesh, Has rich, nutty flavor, Ripens September to November, Cold hardy to mid 20’s.

Size: to 18’, Delicious fruit that actually tastes like ice cream, Fast growing, Gigantic leaves and a stout, sturdy trunk, Awesome display of burgundy flowers, When ripe they offer a fluffier, creamier texture than the average banana.

Size: 4’-5’ x 4’-5’, Floricane, Thornless, Self-fertile, Disease resistant, Can produce 10-15 lbs. of fruit per season, Ripens July-September, 400 chill hours required.

Size: 4’-5’ x 3’-4’, Floricane, Thornless, Trains well and grows freely along fence or other supporting arbor, High yields, Ripens early June, 400-500 chill hours required.

Size: 5’-6’ X 3’, Medium-sized, firm fruit, Upright and vigorous, Produces two crops annually, While self-fertile, produces larger berries when cross pollinated with another plant, Ripens mid season, 150 chill hours required.

Size: 4’-6’ X 4’-6’, Large, firm fruit, Tend to be tart, but sweeten when fully ripe, Vigorous, high-yielding variety, Ripens early/mid season, 200 chill hours required.

Size: 4’-6’, Medium sized, sweet, crisp fruit, Known to flower in the fall, Requires frost protection, While self-fertile, produces larger berries when cross pollinated with another plant, Ripens April – early May, 100-200 chill hours required.

Size: 6’-8’ x 3’-4’, Very fragrant fruit, Oldest known citrus in cultivation, Rind is often candied and is somewhat sweet, Also a nice ingredient for infusing into liqueurs and other spirits, Ripens: October-January, Not cold hardy

Size: up to 6’-8’, Also called pitaya, The sweetest variety, Slightly larger, but fewer, edible seeds, Flowers open at night & close in the morning, Fruit ripens Sept - May, Container friendly, Cold hardy to low 20’s.

Size: 5’ – 6’ x 5’ – 6’, An American elderberry, Blooms June, Pollination Requirement: Needs to be cross pollinated with another American elderberry, Years to bear: 2 – 3, Ripens September, Extremely cold hardy. Note: Elderberries must be cooked before consumption. Consuming fresh berries can be toxic. Please ensure all berries are properly prepared before use.

Size: 5’ – 8’ x 5’ – 8’, An American elderberry, Blooms in June, Pollination Requirement: Needs to be cross pollinated with another American elderberry, Years to bear: 1-2, Ripens in August, Extremely cold hardy. Note: Elderberries must be cooked before consumption. Consuming fresh berries can be toxic. Please ensure all berries are properly prepared before use.

Size: 5’-10’ x 5’-10’, Small to medium fruit, Rich, sweet flavor, Color ranges from purple to brown, tinged with bronze, Pulp is amber colored, Most cold hardy of all Texas fig varieties, Good fresh or preserved, Ripens mid to late June, Closed eye.

Sprawling habitat and reach about 6’-8’, Fruits are in clusters and turn from light green to red-purple when ripe, Fruiting starts mid-summer and needs to be harvested daily, Rich in calcium, iron, magnesium, potassium, phosphorus and vitamin C.

Size: 10’-20’ x 6’-15’, Large fruit; few seeds, Smooth, thin rind, Yellow with red blush when mature, Deep red flesh, Ripens mid to late November, Holds well on tree until March, Cold hardy to mid 20’s.

Size: Up to 20’-25’, Seedless, Excellent quality and sweetness, Thin skinned, Pulp is distinctive red, but color will fade as tree ages, Cold hardy to mid 20’s.

Size: 4’-8’ x 3’-4’ in pot; 10’-12’ x 8’-10’ in ground, Hybrid between a lemon & a sweet orange, Thin skinned, Tangy, juicy, and slightly sweeter than classic lemon varieties, Good container plant, Ripens August - January.

Size: 10’ x 10’, Hybrid between a lemon & a sweet orange, Very fragrant flowers, Thin skin, Moderate seed count, Freezes to ground in hard freeze and produces again in 18 months, Ripens August to January, Cold hardy to high 20’s.

Size: 8’-12’ x 5’-10’, Sweet and juicy – tastes like lemonade, Hybrid of unknown parentage, Black branches, Several heavy crops a year, Cold hardy to high 20’s.

Size: 10’-15’ x 10’-15’, Tropical flavor like a sweet, tangy plum and a kumquat all in one, Fruit excellent eaten fresh or made into preserves, Ideal for small yards, Blooms in early winter, Ripens February to March

Size: 8’-10’, Very sweet, large fruit, Seedless & easy to peel, Good container plant, Hybrid of Ponkan tangerine & Kiyomi tangor, Ripens November to January, Cold hardy to mid 20’s.

Size: 6’-8’ X 5’-8’, Seedless, Cross between an orange and tangerine, Easy to peel, Rich, sweet, aromatic flavor, Good in large container, Ripens: October-December, Cold hardy to mid 20’s.

Size: 8’-10’ x 4’-6’, Excellent container plant, Cross between Minneola tangelo and Clementine mandarin, Rind thin and easy to peel, Sweet and juicy, Ripens November to January, Cold hardy to low 20’s.

Size: 4’-6’ x 4’, Low maintenance, Performs exceptionally well in a container, 1 inch sweet fruits, Harvest June to August, Berries ripen over an extended time, 300-400 chill hours required.

Size: 4’-6’ x 4’, Low maintenance, Performs exceptionally well in a container, 1 inch sweet fruits, Harvest June to August, Berries ripen over an extended time, 300-400 chill hours required.

Size: 6.5’ x 3’, Freestone, Single pink blooms in Spring, Red leaves turn gold in Autumn, Yellow flesh, Sweet and juicy, Good container plant, Ripens Oct - Dec, 350 – 400 chill hours.

Size: 12’ x 15’ tall & wide, Freestone, Bright white flesh, Sweet and juicy, Ripens late June-early July, 250 – 300 chill hours required.

Size: 10’- 12’ x 8’ – 12’ in ground; smaller in a pot, Seedless Pink flesh similar to Star Ruby grapefruit, Good container plant, Ripens November - February, Cold hardy to high 20’s.

Size: 8’-12’ x 8’-12’, Seedless, Cross between Washington navel and the Brazilian Bahia navel, Bright orange skin, Pinkish-red flesh, Sweet, tangy flavor, Cold hardy to mid 20’s.

Size: 8’ – 12’ in ground; smaller in a pot, Medium-sized, sweet, juicy dark red flesh, Newest variety of blood orange, Cross between a pummelo and a tangerine, Few to no seeds, Cold hardy to high 20’s

Size: 8’-12’ x 8’-12’, Very few seeds, Thin, bright, red-blushed rind, Red, juicy, very sweet flesh at full maturity, Ripens early to mid January, Holds well on tree until March, Cold hardy to mid 20’s.

Size: 15’, Big-leafed, almost tropical looking plant, Fruit has thin, greenish- yellow skin, a few large seeds and custard-like texture, Aromatic flavor of bananas and mangos, Fast growing. Starts producing in 3 years, Ripens in the fall, Cold hardy to -20º

Size: 15’-20’ x 15’-20’, Self-fertile, Freestone, Medium-sized fruit, Sweet like a sugar plum with a hint of almond, Has little to no fuzz, White flesh, Ripens late June to early July, 200-300 chill hours required.

Size: 15’-30’ x 15’-30’, self-fertile, Freestone, Ideal for canning, baking and eating fresh, Fruit is red-blushed with low acidity and superior flavor, Ripens late spring and early summer, 400-500 chill hours required.

Size: up to 18’, Self-fertile, Semi-freestone, Low acidity, Medium-sized fruit, Yellow with red blush, White flesh, Extremely sweet flavor, Ripens mid to late June, 225 chill hours required.

Size: Large w/spreading shape, Spreading growth habit, Bears in about 3 years, Fruit is very large, Skin has red blush on sun side, Great landscape tree, Ripens in August, 300-350 chill hours required

Size: 12’-30’ x 8’-15’, Self-fertile, Most popular Asian pear, or Nijisseiki, as it is sometimes called, A show-stopping ornamental tree for your yard, Outside of fruit is crisp, firm and round, Ripens August to October, 450-500 chill hours required.

Size: 12’-15’ x 15”, Self-fertile, Good for fresh eating or canning, Shows resistance to fire blight, High quality traditional pear, Ripens August - September, 300 – 350 chill hours required.

Texas Native Shade Perennial, Height 12-18", spread 1-2', Blooms: Spring to Fall, pinkish white blooms with red berries, part shade to full shade. Attracts: Birds, Butterflies and is deer resistant. Berries are NOT for human consumption (don't eat the berries).

Size: 10’-20’ x 10’-20’, Self-fertile, Medium, reddish-purple skin with deep crimson flesh, Great fresh or for preserves, Heat and drought tolerant, Disease resistant, Ripens early June, 250 chill hours required.

Size: 12’ – 16’, Cross between plum and apricot, Freestone, Showy, fragrant white flowers in spring, Sweet and juicy, Pollination Requirement: Requires different variety of pluot or plum with same bloom period, Ripens June, 300-400 chill hours required. (Pollinates with Methley Plum).

Size: 12’ – 16’, Cross between plum apricot, Freestone, Showy, fragrant white flowers in spring, Sweet and juicy, Pollination Requirement: Requires different variety of pluot or plum with same bloom period, Ripens early September, 300-400 chill hours required. (Pollinates with Methley Plum).

Size: 8’ – 12’, Self-fertile, Fruit appears greenish with a pink blush, Sweet, cherry-like flavor, Orange-red flowers in late Spring, Harvest September to early October, Ripens late fall, 150 chill hours required.

Size: 20’-25’ x 15', Semi-Evergreen, drought tolerant, fast growing, edible fruit, attracts birds, nectar source for bees, fragrant white flowers bloom through the summer. Prune to shape you desire, Sun/ Part Shade.

Size: 10’-12’ x 13’-15’, Few, if any seeds, Named Texas Superstar in 2010, Easy to peel and breaks into segments, Ripens late October to November, Hold well on tree through December, Cold hardy to low 20’s.

Size: 10’-12’ x 10’, Virtually seedless, Most common of the satsumas, Rind toughens and loosens with age of tree, Very productive, Ripens late November, Cold hardy to low 20’s.

Size: 13’-15′, Seedless, Rind is smooth, thin and bright red-orange when mature, High quality fruit, Ripens late September to October, Holds well on tree through December, Cold hardy to low 20’s.

Full Sun, height: 6-8", spread: 12-18", blooms in June. These early midseason June-bearing strawberries are a great choice for fresh eating, making preserves/ jam, freezing or drying. Bright red, flavorful, firm, large and beautifully shaped.

Full Sun, height: 8-10", spread: 1-2', large 2" berries. These everbearing strawberries produce multiple harvests in a single growing season, perfect for fresh eating, making preserves/ jam, freezing or drying. Bright red, flavorful, firm, large and beautifully shaped.

Size: 10’-20’ x 6’-15’, Seedless, Cross between Duncan grapefruit & Dancy tangerine, Identified by elongated ‘neck’ and deep orange color, Loose skin and ease of segment separation, Ripens January - April, Cold hardy to mid 20’s.

The “Hurricane Katrina Rose”, Vigorous climber; easily trainable, Size: 12 to 15 feet, Medium Pink Blooms, Blooms primarily in the spring, Thornless, making this the perfect rose on columns, trellises and arbors.

Size: 2’-3’ tall by 3’ - 4’ wide, Also called Whales Tongue Century Plant, Fast growing succulent, Flower color: Green Yellow, Bloom time: Infrequent, Some of the bluest foliage in the agave family, Cold hardy: 0-10º