pm sent

What a beautiful paradise you have there!!!

That's devastating.  Inga, jabco, fejiioa, and jujube should fine. Did your temp went below 30?

Impressive  Thanksgiving harvest. That Valdivia Roja makes my mouth water. Happy Thanksgiving

Impressive leaf size. It definitely attracts visitor attention.

Greenman62:  I would recommend a macadamia tree.  It can handle the cold pretty well here. For some reason most people like my wife associate macadamiia as tropical tree  because it mainly grown in Hawaii. My tree does really well even with the frost. It stays green throughout the years. . 

Mike T and fruitlover:  Thank you for the response. I love the way the tree looks and when the leaves turn red it's gorgeous but not comparable to fall leaves in the east coast (in which I spent 3 years in Boston).  I'm going to get it acclimated to the Bay Area weather this year and if it does well I will plant it in front my house. Now that I know it can handle 28 degree but not how long, I might have a better chance growing it outside.  With it's growth, hopefully it will recover from the winter.  If it turns out well then it will go down in th record book. 

Wow. That papaya looks delicious.  What variety is it?

And those pineapples are gorgeous. 

Thanks for the video and Firefox.  The fruit looks like small apricot and taste nothing like it.  The grumichama should handle the cold.  I have grumichama in the ground for 4 years. In the winter, I covers it with a frost cloths and the leaves stay green with little damage. 

Here is my wampee fruiting. I never give it protection from winter. It stays green throughout the year.

Wampee is cold hardy.  No protection is needed.  Mine is fruiting and doing well for 4 years in bay area.  Also dragonfruit do well here.  No protection needed.