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4 AMAZING Fruit Trees People With SMALL YARDS Can Grow!



Just because you have a small yard doesn’t mean you can’t grow fruit trees! In this video, I share 4 amazing fruit trees people with small yards can grow! These fruit trees have a small footprint, but they produce top quality fruit! You don’t need a lot of room to grow fruit of the highest quality!

Many times, small fruit trees produce smaller fruits with inferior flavor. This is not the case with these trees. They truly produce full-sized, high quality fruit on compact trees that can be kept even smaller with annual pruning. And, of course, you don’t have to have a small yard to plant them. Even if you have a larger backyard, these fruit tree varieties make excellent selections, because you can grow fruit trees in higher density and plant more trees in less space. In fact, I’m growing these trees only about 6 feet apart!

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TABLE OF CONTENTS
0:00 Growing Fruit In Small Yards
0:35 Fruit Tree #1
2:26 Fruit Tree #2
4:25 Fruit Tree #3
9:04 Fruit Tree #4
12:40 Adventures With Dale

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21 Comments

  1. I definitely want at least one of those little orange trees! My soil quality is terrible so what do you think about growing in larger containers?

  2. Wondering if that peach is the variety I see growing in a small yard in town! Their tree is no more than 4' tall, and has what looks like 100 perfect peaches every year. 😍

  3. I live in Central California. What would be the best time of year to plant the citrus tree you mentioned?

  4. Enjoyed this video, as usual, but I have a small quibble about your choice of the olive tree. Olive trees are so allergenic that they are prohibited in many Arizona HOA's(and whole towns).
    Perhaps a lesser issue , but if planted in the front yard, as you suggest, at maturity they can become quite messy with their attraction to birds, and dropped olives.
    Just something that folks might want to consider.

  5. I'm always gonna give props in the comments for a Stan McKenzie mention. 🤙
    The dwarf peach tree you featured is very enticing. The idea of being eye to eye with a producing, mature peach tree sounds like a dream.

  6. My hub just planted shade peach tree last month in our backyard here in Phx it doing well, already flowered just a stick lol. He said it will give us fruits in 2 years can't wait…! HOA doesn't allowed us to plant fruit tree in the front yard. Would love to plant Persimmon like yours as well. Beautiful fruits trees you have! 🥰

  7. Did you see pro home cooks named you as an inspiration recently? Good stuff brother! 💪🏽

  8. Awesome video, I will definitely try to order some dwarf citrus trees from McKenzie. I live in Hawaii so hopefully they’ll ship to me.

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