Self fruiting. Popular, as it is one of the hardiest and because it bears both male and female flowers, allowing for easy fruit production. Smaller than fuzzy kiwi, often sweeter. Smooth skin, no fuzz. Cold hardy. Very high in vitamin C.
Tender kiwi variety. Tomuri is the male vine that pollinizes the female vine, Vincent. Does not produce fruit. Pretty ornamental plant with large, heart shaped, rounded leaves.
Vigorous-growing, deciduous vine produces tasty, fuzzy, egg-size fruit. Needs little winter chill and is ideal for milder climates. Pretty ornamental plant with large, heart shaped, rounded leaves. Fruit develops best if thinned.
Mission olives are enjoyed for their versatile use in pickling and oil production. They have the one of the smallest pits and are more cold tolerant than most olive trees. The trees can be planted in the ground, or keep them smaller in containers.
Nancy Garrison Passion Fruit is likely the hardiest of any of the Passiflora edulis cultivars, allowing it to withstand light frosts. It is very vigorous and also bears nice purple sweet edible passion fruit. Very similar in flavor to Fredricks.
White petals alternate with lavender sepals that are topped by a wide corona of frilly white filaments that darken to purple. Frederick Passion Fruit is self-pollinating and the flowers are followed by large purple fruit with a sweet tangy flavor.
A.C. Sweet Pomegranate is a deciduous shrub (or small tree), that bears delicious, healthy fruit with beautiful red flowers. A smaller variety than others making it suitable for container gardening.
Ambrosia is a deciduous shrub with arching branches and exceptionally large fruit. It will reach a good height (up to 20' but generally kept smaller) and is amenable to pruning. Can even be shaped into a tree form.
