Okay, fine... I'll second Jamie's huckleberries. Ours don't come on till mid to late August. Wake up and sprinkle them into pancakes over a campfire...mmmmmmmmmm! Then take them home and turn 'em into jam and syrup and pie a la mode... well...the ones that weren't eaten while picking or on the way home LOL!

After that I say it's a tossup between apples and bananas. I have a pink lady apple for lunch every day - YUM. Bananas, however, are more versitile - peanut butter sandwiches, dipped in chocolate and frozen, sliced over grape nuts, baked into muffins, whirled up in a breakfast smoothie or a chocolate-banana milkshake.... another YUM.

BTW, what the heck are huckleberries? Isn't that a cartoon? Huckleberry Hound?

Jack, How could you exclude MELONS??????

I love Decker melon, lop one in half and after removing seeds fill w/ Bryers vanilla ice-cream YUMM!!!!

where's wheel?

my parents have two "trees"...the shrubs are so big they look like trees

good stuff

but not my favorite

and to all you bragging mountain people with your fresh berries and cherries and such;p

ah well, I guess you should get something good for putting up with all that snow and cold

my favorite is watermelon...

and grapes

and blackberries

and blueberries

and homegrown fresh peaches

and homegrown fresh guavas

I can't decide on one

Pain to grow in the mid-atlantic though.

My blackjack tree is already showing signs of budding, yay! Your trees make it through the winter ok?

yum! we used to have a tree when I was little

and a fig in syrup was a delicacy for dessert when we'd go to Colombia

off the tree was the best though

TG- may your figs live long and prosper 🇨🇮

and then we grow melons (water and decker ) in our garden.......

And Erica, you are so right. We do deserve something for tolerating the frackin cold !!!!!

A vacation to where it's warm that time of year!!!!! lol

Oh and while were on the subject.........why are Tomatoes not listed? After all they ARE fruit 🙂

Ron