Most of our trees are tropical or subtropical in nature (USDA zones 9 – 11), so make sure to choose trees that are right for your location. Many of our dwarf fruit trees can be easily grown in containers which will allow you to grow them outdoors in the summer and then move them into an indoor location in the winter if you are in cooler climate zones. They are easy to keep to a manageable size and will still produce fruit. This is also a good way to get larger trees started for the first year or two if you are trying to establish subtropical trees in an area that still gets an occasional frost in the winter.