MISSOURI CITY, Texas (KTRK) -- Who needs a grocery store when you can just walk outside and pick fruit off the trees?
We're featuring Missouri City's popular edible arbor trail on ABC13+.
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"The climate in the Houston area is semi-tropical," explained Randy Troxell, the city's assistant parks and recreation director. "That allows us to grow a wide variety of different plants. Anywhere from ornamental plants to fruit-bearing plants."
The nearly two-mile edible trail was created in 2010 as a way to connect residents with nature.
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Many of the trees were destroyed during Hurricane Harvey, but today you can still find dozens of types of nuts and fruits, like plums, figs, and persimmons.
Click here for a map where you can identify seasonal fruits.
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