Fruit Trees

A climbing cactus producing striking pink or white-fleshed fruit. Easy to grow on a trellis or fence in full Florida sun.

Sweet, floral, translucent flesh inside a rough red shell. A beloved fruit across South and Southeast Asia, fruiting well in Central Florida.

Related to lychee with honey-sweet flesh and a smoky undertone. More cold-tolerant than lychee, producing reliably in our area.

Fragrant tropical fruit used in juices, jams, and eaten fresh. Fast-growing trees that produce fruit within a year or two of planting.

Fast-growing tropical producing sweet, orange-fleshed fruit. Can bear fruit within a year of planting in warm, sheltered spots.

Jewel-toned seeds packed with flavor. Drought-tolerant and heat-loving, pomegranates are well-suited to Florida's sandy soils.

The world's largest tree-borne fruit, with sweet, pineapple-flavored segments. A striking specimen tree for larger yards.

Brown-sugar sweetness in a small, unassuming fruit. Known as chikoo across India, this is a low-maintenance favorite.

Sweet, jammy fruit from a tree that thrives in Florida heat. Multiple crops per year with varieties selected for our humid climate.

Crisp, juicy fruit with a star-shaped cross-section. Tangy-sweet flavor, beautiful on the tree and on the plate.

Multiple varieties suited to Florida's climate. Fast-growing plants that add a tropical look to any yard while producing delicious fruit.

Intensely aromatic, tangy-sweet pulp perfect for juices, desserts, and eating fresh. A vigorous vine that fruits prolifically on a trellis.

Large, spiny green fruit with creamy white flesh. Flavor combines strawberry and pineapple with a citrus tang. Popular for juices and smoothies.

Custard-like flesh with a sweet, pleasant flavor. Each segment contains a seed surrounded by creamy pulp. A tropical classic.

A hybrid of sugar apple and cherimoya with smooth, custard-like flesh. Sweet, vanilla-scented flavor with fewer seeds than sugar apple.

Salmon-colored flesh with a flavor reminiscent of sweet potato, pumpkin, and almond. A prized fruit across Latin America and the Caribbean.

Known as the chocolate pudding fruit for its dark, creamy flesh. Mild, sweet flavor that works beautifully in smoothies and desserts.

Dense, creamy flesh with a flavor like sweet potato custard or pumpkin pie. Bright yellow-orange color with a smooth texture.

Sweet, honey-flavored fruit that thrives in Florida. Both astringent and non-astringent varieties available. Beautiful fall color.

One of the first fruits to ripen each spring. Sweet-tart clusters of small yellow-orange fruit from a handsome evergreen tree.

Muscadine and bunch grape varieties suited to Florida's heat and humidity. Sweet fruit for fresh eating, jams, and homemade wine.

Grow your own tropical pineapples right in your Florida yard. Plants are easy to maintain and produce sweet, fragrant fruit.

Also known as Chinese date. Crisp, apple-like when fresh, date-like when dried. Drought-tolerant and virtually pest-free.

Bell-shaped, waxy fruit with a crisp, refreshing crunch. Light, mildly sweet flavor that's perfect for hot Florida days.