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I am looking for Permaculture Designers in Texas familiar with the plants that would/could be used in food forests near Corpus Christi Texas.
 
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You can plant sub-tropicals and a few low chill apples/temperate etc.
Maybe a few tropicals.

Date palm, jelly palm
Figs, citrus, loquat, asian permissions and most asian plants. olive, mulberry, che.
Uhmm I will send you an email.
 
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