YoungberryThe Young berry is similar to boysenberry but with slightly smaller, sweeter and glossy berries. The Youngberry was developed in 1905, it is a cross between a blackberry, raspberry and dewberry and has been grown commercially since 1926. Expect a harvest a few weeks before boysenberry. The fruit of the youngberry is soft and great eaten fresh, if it makes it to the kitchen it is suitable for sauces and syrups.

Kisses is an Australian bred dwarf blueberry

Although not sweet itself this fruit

Akee is now the national fruit of Jamaica

The fruit of the Haak Yip embodies every desirable characteristic in a lychee

Lanes Late are a great tree to plant with a Washington navel or a Navelina for an extended fruiting season

The flesh is creamier than the common Hass and it has a slightly nutty and creamy taste

The fruit maintains its green colouring even when ripe and is ready to eat right off the tree

It has a “slightly firmer flesh” than the much-loved Hass

Cooking and baking and it can also be eaten fresh

Low chill variety that produces a round medium to large beautiful fruit coloured fruit

Large quantities of good sized

The seed can be large