Growing fruit trees with graywater... in the desert!

Here is a quick overview of our small fruit tree cluster (close proximity planting) that we're growing in the Arizona desert with primarily graywater and very infrequent rains. In the video frame we have two peach trees and an apple planted within a 8' diameter circle. We also have two plums that we planted just this year that we are also starting to incorporate into our graywater system. They're not huge trees but they might at least give you an idea of the fruit yield you might be able to get with the all-to-often wasted resource you might know as 'graywater'.

Whether you're in a dry or wet area, graywater useage is a wonderful and smart addition to any gardening you might be doing. We primarily use it on fruit trees and landscape plants but graywater can also be used on many standard garden veggies too. Hopefully this will give you an idea of how you might be able to use graywater successfully in your garden to! Thanks for watching:)