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10 Different Fruit Bearing Plants
Apple. Apples are a classic fruit tree in northern climates that receive a frost.
Pear. One of the best-known pear varieties is the Bartlett pear, which is often seen on the grocery store shelves.
Plum. Like most fruit-bearing plants, plums also need at least two varieties planted within relatively close proximity to cross-pollinate.
Cherry.= Cherries are closely related to plums and will often cross-pollinate them.
Peach- = Peaches are another longtime favorite because of their sweet, juicy flesh.
Nectarine. Nectarines are very similar to peaches and the care is almost the same.
Apricot. Apricots are small trees that are usually under 12 feet tall.
Avocado. Avocado is a subtropical plant that can resist some frost, but not freezing.
Bananas are a tropical herb that only grow in areas that do not receive a frost like South Florida and Hawaii.
Mangoes are a tropical tree that only grow in areas that are frost-free all year.
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