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only the vegetables but fruits can be grown in containers as well. Here
are the 14 best fruits to grow in pots if youβre a beginner.
disease-free fruit plant from a reputed nursery or online and repot it
in a small to medium-sized pot (3-5 gallons), depending on the size of
the existing pot. Keep repotting the plant gradually into one or two
sizes bigger pots whenever it is outgrowing the current container. A
20-25 gallon size pot is ideal for a mature fruit tree in the container.
trees have adapted themselves well for container gardening. However, it
is a warm climate fruit, but gardeners in colder regions are also
successfully growing this tangy and sour fruit in pots. Almost all the
varieties are suitable, but there are some that grow best in specific
conditions. Read the information given in this article to grow your own
lemon tree.
are without a doubt one of the best fruits to grow in pots. The good
thing about growing strawberries in containers is they are easy to grow,
donβt require large pots or space, and you can even grow on your patio
or balcony. You can also try to grow strawberries in hot climates in
winters. Check out our guide on growing strawberries here.
are without a doubt one of the best fruits to grow in pots. The good
thing about growing strawberries in containers is they are easy to grow,
donβt require large pots or space, and you can even grow on your patio
or balcony. You can also try to grow strawberries in hot climates in
winters. Check out our guide on growing strawberries here.
apple trees are very suitable for growing in pots, and you can even
keep them on a balcony or small terrace. When growing an apple tree in
such a small space, it would be better to choose a self-fertile variety
so that you donβt need to grow more than one plant. All the other
requirements for growing apple tree in a pot is available here.
Pomegranate
is one of the juiciest and healthiest fruits and perhaps the easiest to
grow in pots. Why? Because this shrub has a shallow root system
compared to other large fruit trees. If youβve grown citrus in a pot,
growing pomegranates in containers canβt be difficult for you too.
Moreover, pomegranate is cold hardy than a lemon tree. Learn how to grow
it in a pot
(https://balconygardenweb.com/how-to-grow-pomegranate-tree-in-pot-growing-pomegranates-in-containers/)
in this article.
USDA Zones: 8-10
As
figs are most suitable for warm temperate regions (USDA Zones 8-10), it
is best to grow a fig tree in a pot if you live in a climate where
winters are harsh or you donβt have enough space. Choose an appropriate
variety to grow in a pot and provide plenty of sun to your plant.
Regular pruning and fertilization are necessary.
Both
the nectarines and peaches are available in dwarf varieties. Most of
these dwarf varieties donβt exceed the height of 6-8 feet and are
self-fertile. Some dwarf peach varieties are βBonanza,β βGolden Gem,β
βEl Dorado,β βGarden Gold,β and βSouthern Sweet.β Dwarf nectarine
varieties you can grow in pots are βNectarcrest,β βFantasia.β
USDA Zones: 4-9
Bush
cherry cultivars are suitable for container gardening. Cherries prefer a
mild climate and a little water as they dislike wet feet. However,
drought and fluctuating temperatures could damage the plant as well, but
it survives well in the cold. The cherry
(https://balconygardenweb.com/how-to-grow-barbados-cherry-care-and-growing-acerola-cherry/)
tree favors soil that is well-drained and composed of plenty of organic
matter.
USDA Zones: 9-11, *can be grown in cooler zones with care in winter
The
guava tree will delight you with its sweetly scented flowers, delicious
fruits, and beautiful tropical appearance. Guava loves the sunny and
warm exposure. It is a warm region plant but very much adaptable to
temperate climates with moderate winter. Learn how you can grow a guava
tree in a pot here
(https://balconygardenweb.com/growing-guava-in-pots-guava-tree-care/).
Watermelons
can be grown in potsβall they need is a good support system and
well-drained potting soil. Growing watermelon is similar to cucumber
(https://balconygardenweb.com/growing-cucumbers-vertically/). You can
find out all the information in our article
(https://balconygardenweb.com/growing-watermelon-in-containers-and-pots-vertically/).
Growing
banana in a pot is easy, and its lush green appearance can give any
place an exotic look and feel. Banana trees grow in tropical and
subtropical parts of the world, and therefore they love full sun, heat,
and humidity. However, there are cultivars available that are mildly
cold-hardy and suitable for warm temperate zones. Learn to grow it in a
pot here
(https://balconygardenweb.com/how-to-grow-banana-trees-growing-banana-trees-in-pots/).
plants are small and compact and never grow above 3-6 feet tall. Also,
these plants have shallow roots compared to other fruit-bearing plants
or trees, which is why itβs possible to grow them in pots. However,
pineapples require a consistently warm and humid climate to thrive, but
you can also grow them as a houseplant in colder zones, providing
several hours of direct sunlight daily.
are a bit tricky and unruly to grow in containers, but still,
everbearing varieties like βHeritage,β βRaspberry Shortcake,β and βFall
Goldβ are a good choice. All these varieties are self-fertile and easy
to grow in pots. Hereβs a useful article on growing raspberry in
containers. Learn about eight berries you can grow in pots.
blueberries in pots is a good idea if the soil in your garden is not
acidic or you donβt have a garden. Providing a potting mix for Azaleas
and camellias or other acid-loving plants and a large pot is essential
so that your blueberry plant will grow easily and fruit happily for
years.
the oranges and citruses can be grown in pots as they are rather large
shrubs or small trees. If you live in a climate where winters are mild,
these fruits are straightforward to grow. However, you can still grow an
orange tree in a cold climate with care in winter. In pots, you can
grow calamondin, Buddhaβs hand citron, clementines orange, etc.
