what are the indian fruits,plants, trees you can grow in newjersey cold weather?

Answer 1

Cornus capitata - Wall. ex Roxb.
Bentham's Cornel

this grows in himalaya and nepal that is the borders of the country
http://www.pfaf.org/database/plants.php?Cornus+capitata


Claytonia perfoliata (Miner's lettuce, Winter Purslane, Spring Beauty, or Indian lettuce;

Answer 2

Really it would be best if you could grow some things from India that you like but in pots rather than directly into the soil ..... and then before the cold weather comes, you can transfer them into the house.... just make sure that you keep to small plants otherwise by Fall the plants will be large and difficult to find room for in the house...

I once saw advertisements in some of the desi
newspapers for plant companies that specialise in things from India, like jasmine plants ...so if you keep looking through the Indian newspapers you should find them..... they were located in New Jersey ....

Peace

Answer 3

The cold weather is between November to March. Then comes spring time and apple trees are grown in plenty there. Many Indians living there grow a number of vegetables such as Tomatoes, Brinjals and lady fingers or Bhendi as it is known in India in their backyard. I have seen many Indians taking seeds of other vegetables too but how far they are succeful I don't know.
I have seen pictures of the 3 vegetables and because of the good soil and fertilisers available there, U get kingsize tomatoes,Brinjals & Bhendi.....

Answer 4

You can grow coffee plant, Apple plants, diffrent types of ferns & Diffenbakia, felodendran,

Answer 5

Baji, corol, eggplant, and avocado, considering avocado must flower in spring, not in summer. Plant those early so they will not rot. Other plants and fruits must wait for your sojourney to India.