Fruit Trees for Cold Hardiness Zone 10 (Average Low Temperature of 30° F/-1° C)
These fruit trees are well-suited to grow in locations regarded as being within USDA Cold Hardiness Zone 10. These heat tolerant trees and shrubs have also proven themselves to withstand drought conditions, high humidity, as well as recycled water with a high salt content. When plants are rated for Cold Hardiness Zone 10, this means that they will remain healthy in areas where the average yearly minimum temperature reaches only 30° F to 40° F, or -1° C to 5° C! Some states containing climates within Zone 10 are California, Florida, Texas, Hawaii, Arizona, and New Mexico.
