Thanks.

I already have a lot of blueberries in other places in this property.

Yes, a tree here would have to be kept under 10 feet tall and and less than 8 feet wide.

Persimmons are a thought.

Thanks.

6ft is probably the limiting factor. I'd do multiple espalier regular fruit trees in containers. Apples and pears are the easiest. Peaches, plums, etc. also work well for containers. Figs are also super easy and could be planted in the ground.

Can you grow citrus? Citrus dwarfs do great in small spaces.

I thought that figs and citrus would need all day sun. No?

Would love to do figs in that small, warm place.

11am on would be considered full sun. Really, the idea of full/part sun comes from UK growers. In Oregon, you get double the sun hours than the UK. So a half day of sun here is equal to full day in europe. In SoCal, we get triple the hours than the UK growers.

So I grow everything in part sun places. In SoCal, I don't grow anything in the areas that actually get 100% sun against the house from sun up to sun down. It's just too brutal on the plants.

I have a dwarf lime under an avocado that produces more than I could ever use. Figs appreciate some shade actually. I had mine on a south wall in pots that were getting blasted. I couldn't water enough so the fruit wasn't fully developed. Now, I have them in dappled shade.

Commercial growers from CA to OR use poly tunnels or shade cloth to prevent the fruit from getting nuked by the sun. Not every crop needs it, but many appreciate it.

If I could, I'd grow everything under poly UV panels like Fruitnut Z7 above, he has an amazing setup :)

I had no idea.

I will look into dwarf figs there, planted in the ground.

Any suggestions would be welcome.

Thanks.