
Welcome to the Edible Landscapes Tour!
In this tour, you will virtually stroll through the University of Arizona's landscape to learn about the fruit and nut trees grown on campus. Learn about their origin, cultivation requirements, and edible uses.
To begin the tour, click on any of the 15 species below or click here to start the tour from the beginning.
Carnegiea gigantea | Cactaceae | saguaro

Opuntia engelmannii | Cactaceae | Engelmann's prickly pear

Punica granatum | Lythraceae | pomegranate

Prosopis glandulosa var. glandulosa | Fabaceae | Texas honey mesquite

Agave americana | Asparagaceae | century plant

Prosopis alba | Fabaceae | Argentine mesquite

Ficus carica | Moraceae | common fig

Phoenix dactylifera | Arecaceae | true date palm

Olea europaea | Oleaceae | European olive

Morus alba 'Chaparral' | Moraceae | weeping mulberry

Ziziphus jujuba | Rhamnaceae | Chinese jujube

Pinus pinea | Pinaceae | Italian stone pine

Ceratonia siliqua | Fabaceae | carob

Celtis reticulata | Cannabaceae | netleaf hackberry

Citrus aurantium | Rutaceae | sour orange
