Garden of Luma
Welcome to Garden of Luma!
I'm a longtime urban gardener in the Phoenix, Arizona area growing Zone 9b. Over the years I've learned so much about gardening in a hot, dry climate like the desert. I'm here to teach you the secrets, tips, and tricks to help your garden thrive even in a challenging climate.
I'll share with you my successes and failures from my Backyard Urban Gardening journey. Learn tips for growing various Tropical Fruit Trees, Stone Fruit Trees, gardening, and much more! Let's push the boundaries together and create an amazing garden!
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Backyard Garden and Fruit Trees in Arizona 2023 Summer

Winter Garden and Fruit Tree Tour 2022

Tasting Silas Woods Sapodilla (Chikoo Sapote) grown in Arizona Desert

Tasting Sugar Apple (Annona Squamosa) grown in Arizona Desert

Seed grown Mango Tree fruiting in Arizona

Guava Tree Care in Phoenix Arizona

Sugar Apple Tree fruiting in Phoenix Arizona

Backyard Fruit Tree Orchard in Arizona

Summer Garden Tour in Arizona 2021

Fruit trees fruiting for the First Time

Harvesting Peaches in the Arizona Desert

Loquat Harvest in Arizona 2021

Do this with your Pomegranates now

Don't Buy a Fig Tree

Should I grow a Mulberry Tree?

Spring Garden and Fruit Tree Tour 2021

Annona Fruit Trees in Arizona (Update 2021)

Mango Trees in Bloom or Not

Spring Gardening along with Fruit Trees in Arizona (2021)

Tropical Fruit Trees Surviving Cold Weather

Getting Tropical Fruit Trees ready for Winter and Fall Colors

Backyard Garden and Fruit Tree Tour Fall 2020

Common Problems with Pomegranates

5 Quick Tips for Getting Tropical Fruit Trees Ready for Winter

Tips for Growing Jaboticaba in Arizona

Atemoya, Sugar Apple, Soursop Trees grown in Arizona (2020 update)

Sapodilla Tree Fruiting in Arizona

Summer Garden Tour in Arizona 2020

Don't be scared to do this with your Fruit Trees

Most and Least Productive Fruit Trees to Grow in Arizona