Tropical fruits for zone 8b

[Perplexed]

On my list I got loquat and feijoa, is there anything else? Zone 8b (Savannah GA)

[Kevin Jones]

I'm in 8a.
Kumquats will grow here with a little winter protection on the especially cold nights.

[eduardo_98]

A pawpaw. Not a tropical fruit but still popular among tropical fruit enthusiasts, and it’s an Annona

[SeaWalnut]

Persimmons,both asians and american and the Texas persimmon.
Ugni Molinae ( not tropical but related to guava and feijoa).
And the pawpaws are the #1 option to have.

[giorgosgr]

i would add strawberry tree (arbutus unedo) very pretty and good taste (many people dont like the texture). Also chokeberry (aronia), serviceberry, definately kiwis!!!! Also would recommend che

[zands]

On my list I got loquat and feijoa, is there anything else? Zone 8b (Savannah GA)

Banana as a long term project. They might get cut down by your winter but the roots will survive especially if covered w hay or something like that. You banana mat will grow each year and you might get a banana bunch in four years. If I lived where you are I would plant 3-4 banana roots close together (one foot apart) to form that banana mat (interlaced roots) quickly.

Even if you never get any fruit it will look highly decorative and unusual for your locale in the summer, when the roots come back to make stalks each year.

[All the fruit]

Figs, jelly palm,  (cabbage palm, dwarf palm and trachycarpus but the fruit are inferior),mulberries, cold hardy cacti, almonds, stone pine might work, Poncirus and maybe Poncirus-Citrus hybrids, Schinus for peppercorns, Zizyphus, Kiwi,

[giorgosgr]

pomegranate and loquats is a good idea as they look more tropical!!