GROWSTX
Food forests that survive South Texas.
You can see our work from space
Our home site in downtown Alice: bare caliche in 2015, a living food forest today — through Winter Storm Uri and the 2022–23 droughts, on land that grows nothing for anyone else.
What we do
Why our forests live
What we plant
This is Zone 9b work — our list is built for South Texas heat, caliche, and the occasional hard freeze, and we don't pretend it works anywhere else. Only what nine years here couldn't kill:
And we'll tell you straight what we won't plant — peaches, plums, and apples die here in three to five years no matter who installs them. We don't sell trees that die.