Raspberry varieties:

Not pictured:

Amity

• Large, firm, dark red berries with classic flavor and superior quality.
• Amity is good for shipping, freezing, and canning. Excellent choice for the home garden.
• Amity can produce two crops. One on the first year growth in the Fall (beginning in late August), and again the following June on the 2 year old wood.

Actinidia deliciosa or A. chinensis - Kiwi

• Fuzzy, brown-skinned, green-fleshed fruit size and shape of an egg
• Need male pollinator
• Needs sturdy support for vine that can grow to 30'
• Prefer good, well-drained soil and regular nitrogen fertilizer
• Sensitive to salt burn in alkaline soils

Citrus salad

Typically 4 or 5 varieties grafted on 1 rootstock (usually 1 lemon, 1 lime, 1 mandarin, and 1 or 2 oranges).

Mandarin/Tangerine varieties:

Algerian (aka Clementine)

• Fruit a bit larger than 'Dancy' with fewer seeds
• Ripens late fall into winter
• Fruit remains on tree for months

Calamondin or Calamansi - Sour-acid Mandarin

Tangelo varieties:

Minneola

• Hybrid of 'Dancy' mandarine and grapefruit
• Large, smooth, bright orange-red flesh tastes like a mandarin
• Few seeds
• Ripens mid to late winter, stores on tree for 2 months

Grapefruit varieties:

Oro Blanco

• Sweet, seedless white flesh
• Low heat requirement to ripen fruit

Grape varieties:

Cabernet Sauvignon

Nagami (Fortunella margarita)

Lemon varieties:

Eureka

• Standard lemon of markets
• Bears fruit all year