Wow, so many different types in different zones. I think I have (SEE ABOVE) Dennis Bangham's disease I don't know when to stop :-)
My area grows sub-tropical to temperate very easily, (also a few tropical if I place them in the right areas with canopy ; a few cool temperate if I place them facing north against brick or stone walls and protect them when under 3 years). I've put their latin names for anyone who is curious as I realise some may be unfamiliar.
When I scroll through these lists I see we permies are a very eclectic lot. I do a lot of preserving, jams, sauces and also sell at local farmers markets.
1 Abiu (Pouteria caimito)
1 Amla (Phyllanthus emblica)
2 Apricots 1 early, 1 late to extend season
8 apples & 1 Crab Apple, I use scions from this to graft other apples as it’s such a strong stock
4 Avocado different varieties to extend season
Bananas 6 varieties, Green Java, Red Dacca, Goldfinger, Lady Finger, Ducasse, Cavendish
4 Pear
1 Dragon Fruit, red (Selenicereus monacanthus)
1 Plumcot
6 Plums 3 santa rosa & pollinator 3 satsuma
6 Peach
6 Cherry & Cherry-Lapins (Prunus avium)
4 Feijoa
3 Figs
4 Strawberry Guava
2 Lemon
2 Cumquat-Nagami
1 Grapefruit
4 Mandarins
2 Oranges
1 Blood Orange
2 Finger Limes Red & Green
1 Tahitian Lime
1 Yuzu - (Citrus junos)
2 Mango 1 Kensington Pride, 1 Honey Gold
1 Miracle Fruit (Synsepalum dulcificum)
2 Nectarines
1 Peanut Butter Tree (Bunchosia glandulifera)
2 Persimmon
1 Quince
3 Tamarillo 1 red 1 orange 1 yellow
3 Mulberry 1 White, 1 Red Shatoot, 1 Black
2 Red Papaya
Berries, not strictly trees but fruit anyway - youngberry, strawberries, loganberries, gooseberries, thornless blackberries, white, red and black currents, Goji berries
Nuts almond, hazelnut, macadamia (pink & white flowering)
Vines – muscadines, kiwifruit, chermoya, red and white grapes, passionfruit
That makes 97 fruit trees, not counting berries, nuts or vines.
