Browse our A-Z listing of fruits to learn about the most mouthwatering varieties you can grow for homegrown harvests.
View a list of Fruits by common name or scientific name
Apple is the most widely adapted of all temperate-zone fruit trees. A copious producer if it's planted in full sun and... read more >
Blackberries produce succulent fruit in summer on woody canes. Beware that the vigorous woody canes can become invasive if not... read more >
Tasty blue fruits and colorful red fall foliage make blueberries outstanding additions to the landscape. Use them in mixed shrub... read more >
A perfectly ripe, fresh fig is a delicacy to enjoy and share -- if you can part with some of your prized crop. Native to the... read more >
Full sun and well-drained soil have the potential to produce massive, succulent clusters of red or white grapes. Sink your teeth... read more >
A sure sign of a warm climate, lemon trees produce hundreds of sparkling yellow fruits. You'll always know when they are blooming... read more >
Famous for adding a tropical taste to pies, margaritas, and other tasty foods, limes produce flavor-packed green fruits on a... read more >
A nectarine is simply a fuzzless peach. Sweet and juicy, nectarines do not store for long periods of time, but are especially... read more >
Fragrant flowers, rinds, and fruits make oranges some of the most perfume-rich plants you can grow. There are hundreds of... read more >
One of the most popular homegrown fruits, peaches are vigorous producers of plump, delicious fruits. Peaches can be so vigorous... read more >
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