What fruit trees are suitable for planting in North China?

The first type: grapes

Why put grapes first? Because in the north, as long as your home has a yard, building a grape trellis is a must! In the summer, you can also enjoy the cool under the grape trellis. You can eat sweet and sour grapes all year round and enjoy the cool while cooking. This is a daily thing for rural people.

The main varieties grown here are Kyoho grapes, rose scented grapes, cream grapes and other varieties. The second type: jujube tree

Jujube tree has the beautiful meaning of having a child early and good luck. The vitality of jujube trees is very strong and they are planted all over the country. Even in poor soil, jujube trees can bloom and bear fruit. Moreover, the date tree has high ornamental value. It can bloom brilliant flowers in spring, and in summer and autumn, it will bear a tree full of fruits, which can be viewed and eaten. It is also a great family tree.

We have very famous golden jujubes in Shandong, which are produced in Leling City, Shandong Province. The appearance of the jujubes is very attractive. The third type: Peach tree

There are almost no people who don’t like to eat peaches. Peaches are also one of the most common fruits in the north, and because they have a good meaning, they symbolize longevity and good luck. . So it is very popular with everyone and the planting rate is very high.

We mainly grow peaches here, followed by nectarines. In recent years, there have been more and more flat peaches. This is mainly due to the influence of myths and legends. Flat peaches are more fairy-like. The fourth type: Apple

Apple is the largest fruit in the north and ranks first in market share. What if you say you've never eaten an apple? Haha, no one will believe it! Apples are mainly grown in northern areas such as the Loess Plateau, the old course of the Yellow River, and the Bohai Bay Rim. Yantai apples in Shandong are very famous and taste very good.

Farmhouses in the north usually grow Gala apples, Granny Smith apples and Red Fuji apples. Green apples are grown in my yard. They are crisp, sweet and slightly sour, and quite refreshing. The fifth type: Pear trees

They are widely planted in the Yangtze River and Yellow River basins, and are also planted in the west (Korla fragrant pear) and the northeast (Qiuzi pear). Common varieties include: Liaoning Nanguo pear, Beijing Jingbai pear, Hebei Yali, Anhui Shangdangshan pear, Shandong Cili pear, and Sichuan Snow pear.

Pear is a cooling fruit, but in summer and autumn, it is easy to get angry. It is very good to eat pears occasionally. If you plant a pear tree at home, you can eat fresh pears, which will be sweet when you bite them. heart. The sixth type: pomegranate

Chinese people like pomegranate, which means many children and good fortune. It has good Feng Shui significance and is highly ornamental. Pomegranates grown by yourself are sweeter, although they are more troublesome to eat. Pomegranates grown in large quantities can be frozen and stored, or juiced for drinking.

Pomegranate is also a fruit tree that almost every household in the north loves to plant. Some are planted in the yard, and some are planted at the gate. When the pomegranate is in full bloom, it is extremely beautiful and red, captivating everyone. The seventh type: fig

This kind of fruit tree does not bloom but only bears fruit. It is an alternative among fruit trees. But it doesn't affect people's love for it at all. Its meat is soft, waxy, fragrant, sweet and delicious. Everyone in my family (except me) loves to eat figs, so I planted three figs in my yard, two with green bark and one with purple bark.

However, many people are allergic to fig leaves, which cause them to be extremely itchy. You must be extra careful when picking them and wear more clothes to cover your skin. Type 8: Apricot Tree

Why I put the apricot tree at the end, because if I say that it is suitable for planting in the yard, I believe that a large number of people will object. Because apricot trees are interpreted by many people as "unfortunate" or "unhappy". If planted, everything will go wrong and the family will not prosper. So the discussion about almond trees never stops.