There are so many fruiting plants that will do well in South-East Queensland. The star performers (in terms of hardiness, productivity, and flavour) are listed below. I would love to hear of hidden gems I’ve missed.

• Acerola Cherry
• Atherton raspberry
• Atherton raspberry (Australian native)
• Bananas (Pisang Celang, Ducasse and Blue Java varieties)
• Black sapote
• Blueberries (grown in a pot)
• Brazilian Cherry (mostly because it is so hardy and productive)
• Brown turkey figs
• Dragon fruit
• Feijoa
• Gin Berry
• Gramichama
• Guava
• Jaboticaba (Australian native)
• Jackfruit
• Lemonade fruit
• Lillypilly
• Lisbon Lemon
• Macadamia
• Midyim berries (Australian native)
• Mulberry (Native and European)
• Panama berry
• Passionfruit (Panama Gold (large yellow fruit) and Panama Red (large purple red fruit)
• Peanut butter bush
• Pepino
• Pineapple
• Pomegranate
• Red papaya
• Soursop
• Star apple
• Strawberry guava
• Tahitian lime
• Tamarillo
• Wax jambu
• Mango
• Ice-cream bean