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Fruit plants for reliable harvests

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A backyard apple tree trained to an open-center shape with ripening red apples among green leaves
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Vaccinium spp.

Blueberry

Blueberries are long-lived fruiting shrubs that reward careful soil prep more than constant fussing.

Variety dependent; choose by chill and heat…

Citrus spp.

Dwarf Citrus

Dwarf citrus includes different fruiting varieties grown on size-controlling rootstocks, along with naturally smaller types…

Ficus carica

Fig Tree

Fig trees are small deciduous fruit trees or large shrubs grown for soft late-summer fruit, bold leaves, and container-friendly…

Variety and protection dependent Toxic to cats, dogs, horses

Vitis spp.

Grape Vine

A sunny fence, arbor, or wire trellis can become a productive fruiting vine, but the crop needs training more than pampering.

Varies by cultivar cold hardiness Toxic to dogs

Citrus x limon

Lemon Tree

True lemon trees such as Eureka and Lisbon produce tart fruit on evergreen trees.

Toxic to dogs, cats, horses

Citrus x meyeri

Meyer Lemon

Meyer lemon produces fragrant flowers and thin-skinned, sweet-tart fruit on a relatively small citrus tree.

Toxic to dogs, cats, horses