Farm Plan - Orchard Future

There's lots of future opportunities for food trees here on the farm. The main difficulty is in digging the holes for them. Not easy doing it by hand! I admit that I really copped out when it comes to this. I paid David to dig me about lots of holes all around the place. Yeah, I wussed out. 

I would really like to expand my fruit tree inventory. Gradually I'm adding the ones that I think would be interesting. 

In the plans are: 

Sapote - I'm not sure which kinds yet. Hey, why not one of each? Sounds good to me.

Tangerines - I love tangerines and hope to add several.

Lime - Tahitian lime for sure, and maybe a few others.

Jaboticaba

Bananas - I'm looking for varieties I don't already have.

Soursop - I don't know if it will grow here but I'd like to try it.

Cherimoya - will give it a try. 

Jackfruit - for sure. I don't know if it will produce in my life time here, but it's a good fruit and I'd like to add it for the future farm owners.

Grapefruit- pink. For some reason, pink ones are more appealing to me. Haven't a clue why.

Pomelo - I've had a few that were really good, so I plan to track down those varieties for the farm. 

Figs

I'm open to getting other trees, but I don't know which others. Breadfruit won't produce here, so I have been told. I don't know about longon, lychee, or rambutan. And there are plenty of other food trees I'd like to look into, including:

Tree tomato

Custard apple

Abiu

Atemoya

Kaffir lime

Wampee

Bilimbi 

And in eager to add some more of my current residents-- 

Macadamia nuts

Coffee

Sweet guavas

Tangelos

If you visited here, you wouldn't notice most of my fruit trees. I have no rectangular orchard filled with trees lined up in a row. No need. I don't use a tractor to tend my trees. Some trees grandly line the driveway (well, some day they'll look grand once they get bigger). And they line the edges of the woods. I still have plenty of room for more trees.