If you look back to many of the posts here, you will find that there are many of us growing these types of plants well outside of their zones. Do to your space limitations, you will need to narrow down your focus on plants...or consider building a greenhouse on down the road!

Buy grafted plants from a trusted mail order co...many of which you will find mentioned in this forum. Mangos are going to require the most light. Dragon fruit, unless kept to a manageable size, will be a nuisance moving in and out of the house.

Dragonfruit is not an attractive plant, but the fruit is really cool. Strawberry guava is easy, fast grower, tastes pretty good. Starfruit is a winner, I forgot that on the other thread...I'm not sure I'd call it attractive...mine is forever dropping yellow leaves. All of the Eugenia/Syzygium are pretty attractive. Jaboticaba is a really good looking, clean tree.

Hello ,
Read that someone might have yellow Jaboticaba seed and wonder If you would consider parting with a few seeds
Ursula
culejools@yahoo.ca

Yes! MANGOS in North Salt Lake CAN SURVIVE and THRIVE. I have mangos in my garage greenhouse that are almost 3 feet tall and the leaves are doing incredibly well! The avocados that I have growing are not doing so well, however. Their leaves seem to be browning and negatively affected by the salt in the water (probably from the water softener).