Fruit – Page 4 – Kleckner Oasis

Cornus Kousa Fruit

I noticed a lot of the Cornus Kousa fruits are getting eaten now. I tried some of these fruit, but they weren’t very good yet.

Most of the Melon production is in late summer and fall. There are still hot days at this time of the year, so can eat through a lot of Melon.

Fig production has been good on my potted Brown Turkey Fig tree. Next month some of the fruit should start ripening.

Since my Shinseiki Pear only had two fruits this year, they were quite large. An Apple is nearby for comparison.

Kristy D has been an attractive cultivar of the European Cranberrybush. The leaves show good variegation for this Viburnum.

This shrub is closely related to the native Prickly Ash. The different species in the genus have compound leaves and thorny stems.

Pokeweed is a large perennial which fruits for a long period in late summer. These berries are commonly consumed by birds.

My seedling Seaberries have been ripening their fruit. The fruit is very small, but has an interesting citrus flavor.

Tomato production has been in high gear this month. Buckets of various Tomatoes has been common.

I have 4 Asian Pears that are producing fruit this year. These two fruits are Shinseiki and Chojuro.