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Plan your grove
Freeze risk for your ZIP, whether one tree is enough, and side-by-side care, all from UF/IFAS.
Four quick tools for planning a Florida fruit tree. Every answer comes from the UF/IFAS Extension guides on our Tree care page, and each one names its guide. Where UF/IFAS doesn't say, we say that instead of guessing.
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Freeze risk by ZIP
Type a Florida ZIP code. We look up its USDA hardiness zone and hold it against the zone range UF/IFAS gives for each fruit.
Zones: USDA Plant Hardiness Zone Map, 2023. A zone is the average coldest winter night over 30 years, not a promise for any one winter; low spots and open ground run colder. Cold protection steps: Freeze protection.
Do I need two trees?
Pick a fruit to see whether one tree can fruit on its own, from its UF/IFAS guide.
Compare 2 or 3 trees
Side by side: zone, planting, water, feeding, cold, pruning and pollination.
Which fruit fits your yard?
Answer what you like and skip the rest. You get every fruit that fits your answers, A to Z, with the reason. We don't rank them or pick one for you.
Questions about a tree? Call or text James at 727-777-2834. Full care notes for every fruit: Tree care.