First if all, for safety reasons, you may want to delete your address info.

Secondly, we have an organization in tx comprised of master gardeners who, after training, assist the public with gardening matters. The are related to Texas agricultural & mechanical univ. There is a branch that covers corpus so give them a call

Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service ��" Aransas County Office

Mail Address: 892 Airport Road, Rockport, TX 78382

Physical Address ��" Office and Demonstration Gardens: 892 Airport Road, Rockport, TX

Email: aransas-tx@tamu.edu
Phone: 361-790-0103
Fax: 361-729-3937

Hello and welcome to Texas. There are many garden nurseries around Corpus but our favorite is Turner's Gardenland.

P.S. There is a link to edit your personal info on Garden Web.

Hello, Heiko. Welcome to this forum.

Omar

Welcome to Texas! I hope you love it here! There's many great fruit options for your area. I agree with bossy though about removing your address on your post.

For annuals, there's usually 2 times throughout the year to plant.

Blackberries, plums, nectarines, peaches, apples, etc. there's a variety in each category that will fit your needs.

Welcome to Texas, Heiko. I hope you enjoy living here and have a successful garden. Texas A&M has a great website for gardeners. In case you haven't gone to the site I added the link.
Happy gardening :)

Here is a link that might be useful: Aggie Horticulture

I don't understand, Zillow says that house is for sale. Also that it has 42 fruit trees in the yard. Young ones based on the pictures. Why do you need advice if you already have trees and are trying to sell the house? I live in Corpus and since we're under a water restriction, it would probably be hard to give all those trees and any new ones enough water.

I'd recommended loquats though.