I finally set up drip irrigation so I feel like I have more time now to share what fruits I’m growing now that I’m not dragging my hose around the yard every day 
I grow mostly in pots as my plan was to find a sizable property to grow the plants but some are starting to get big now. Anyway, here are some of the plants that I’m growing.
Barbados Cherry on its second year. Variety is Florida Sweet. Growing this mostly for the vitamin C benefits. Thinking of freezing them once I get enough and give to my son during the sick season
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Emerald blueberry in a 15g pot. Lat year I got quite a bit of fruit on my Blueberries and added a couple more varieties.
Persimmon in the foreground and a McDill white sapote in the background both in 15g pots. It was in a shadier spot before which is why I think it grew so tall. I will cut it down and graft a few seedlings that I have been growing. There is also a Younghan’s Gold white sapote that I grafted last year but not sure you can see it.
GA866 and Shanxi Li in 25g growbags. These will be going on their 3rd year in these containers. They were Dave Wilson bare root trees and I just potted them straight into 25g growbags. I have had decent crops from both on their first years. Last year the GA866 produced 200-300 pieces of fruit, which was great lol.
Chico in a 15g pot. I will probably put this in a 25g grow bag as well just so they look the same.
Diospyros decandra I adopted. It was about 7 years old or so.
One of the two rows of citrus. I have about 14 or 15 in 15g containers. I have had better results in plastic over growbags for citrus for some reason. Like, much better results. These are now going on their 3rd year.
Some more citrus.
Dormant mulberries. Mostly in 15g pots, but they want to be in much bigger ones.
Maui breaking dormancy. It has been the earliest for me. I don’t typically get much sun or heat now so the fruit isn’t the best.
Avocados in 25g grow bags on the left, and 15g pots on the right. They are all holding some fruit, the 25g are now entering their 4th year. The 15g on their 3rd.
Stewart is my most productive tree, but it is because the rootstock is genetically superior. The tree was much bigger than the others at the nursery. Rats do get some fruit, but I have had quite a bit this year. Tree held around 50 fruit.
Papayas from a fruit at the store. They are in tree pots. The ones I planted in ground, and in 5g pots, are doing much worse. A couple have already died like this.
Mulberry rootstock that I rooted earlier. Milk crates are a good way to store tree pots and the smaller liners
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Younghan’s Gold white sapotes that I grafted in spring.
Sharwil holding fruit. Excited to finally try it this year. Tree has about 10 pieces, I think.
Issai mulberry also broke dormancy. I had planned on taking scions but it broke earlier than I expected, along with Austurk and many others. It has been an unusually warm winter and many mulberries are waking up. Although it still gets to the 40Fs at night.
I’ll post some more as the season moves along. Let me know if you’d like to see something specific 
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