Alphabet Game

[tree]

F for FIG

Too bad they are latex family.

 

[metalminx24]

Mmm, lovely rubbery figs!

Granadilla

 

[tree]

Mmm, lovely rubbery figs!

Granadilla

I have never heard of these.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Passiflora_ligularis

 

[tree]

HUCKLEBERRY

 

[metalminx24]

Ichang is apparently a type of lemon. Not one I'd previously heard of.

I've only seen granadilla in books and online, that type of exotic fare doesn't reach England!

 

[tree]

Ichang is apparently a type of lemon. Not one I'd previously heard of.

I've only seen granadilla in books and online, that type of exotic fare doesn't reach England!

Ichang lemon

Ichange are said to be 'cold hardy.'

My mother had growing by her bedroom door, a Meyer Lemon tree.
As shown above. Some years it has 100s of fruit. This year only about 2 dozen.

 

[tree]

JACKFRUIT

Our co-op used to carry dried jackfruit like this.
It was ok.

 

[Butterfly88]

kiwi

 

[metalminx24]

Lillypilly

I like the name. It's apparently a gourmet bushfruit in Australia, also popular in jams.

 

[tree]

Lillypilly

I like the name. It's apparently a gourmet bushfruit in Australia, also popular in jams.

Big fave with birds, possums, & flying foxes, too apparently.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Syzygium_smithii

 

[tree]

...................MANGOSTEEN.....................

 

[metalminx24]

Naartje is the Afrikaans name for satsuma. Andy's uncle Archie had naartje trees on his farm in Zimbabwe. I hope that's not cheating...

...otherwise nectarine.

 

[tree]

orange

I didn't like oranges when I was little.
They were too sour and pulpy.
I don't eat them now, because they
are too sweet.

 

[Butterfly88]

plum

 

[tree]

RASPBERRY

 

[Destination Unknown]

Star fruit. I keep walking past these at the grocery store.

 

[metalminx24]

Ugli fruit, to stay on the citrus theme. They're not ugly at all!

 

[tree]

Ugli fruit, to stay on the citrus theme. They're not ugly at all!

 

[tree]

There seem to be a number of typos in this image.
2 punctuation errors, 2 mis-spellings, one verb left out. I liked the colors, though.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vangueria_madagascariensis

"A Voavanga is a fruit aka Spanish tamarind (Vangueria madagascariensis). The Spanish tamarind is a round fruit, that is green with white dots, and that turns brown when fully ripe. It is 1.5 to 2 in (about 4 to 5 cm) in diameter. The pulp is moderately juicy, with a slightly acidic flavor. It is locally grown, and is generally eaten fresh.Vangueria Madagascariensis aka Common Wild Medlar, Spanish Tamarind..."

http://www.answers.com/Q/&ad=1

 

[metalminx24]

As much as I like watermelon, I'll go with Wolfberry as I hadn't heard of it.