Winter Fruiting Collection

For Rhubarb Forcing
Rhubarb, Rheum rhabarbarum, A small plant in front of four terracotta forcing pots beside a crumbly brick wall

breadfruit, artocarpus altilis
West Indies, Windward Islands, Grenada Breadfruit growing on a tree

citrus reticulata, citrus paradisi. tangelo, ugli fruit, green subject
Citrus reticulata, Citrus paradisi, Tangelo, Ugli fruit, Green subject

ilex verticillata oosterwijk, holly
4416 Holly Ilex verticillata Oosterwijk

symphoricarpos sweet fantasy, snowberry
4411 Snow-berry Symphoricarpos Sweet Fantasy

ilex aquifolium, holly
1079 Holly Ilex aquifolium

Fatsia, Fatsia japonica Spiders web, close up of variegated leaf showing pattern

holly, ilex aquifolium
1079 Holly Ilex aquifolium

citrus limon, lemon, yellow subject
Citrus limon Lemon Yellow subject

clementine, citrus reticulata clementine
Grouped Clementines, filling camera frame

Ivy, Hedera helix Glacier. Shadow on cream wall of leaves and stems of Common ivy

Lemon. Studio shot from above of five lemons on tin or pewter plate on wooden board

Carrot, Wild carrot: Daucus carota. White flower umbels on narrow, green stems
Carrot - Wild carrot:Daucus carota:2288

Australia indigenous Autumn Fruiting Beauty in Nature
Snowberry, Gaultheria hispida, Twig with leaves and large white berries

citrus limon, lemon
Citrus limon Lemon Yellow subject

Carrot, Daucus carota Egmont Gold. Green, feathery leaves of carrot seedlings

daucus carota, carrot, wild carrot
Daucus carota Carrot - Wild carrot Green subject

Mistletoe, Viscum album, a bunch hanging down with white berries against white background

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"Winter Fruiting: A Colorful Feast for the Season" As winter sets in, nature surprises us with a bountiful array of fruits that thrive even in the coldest months. From Rhubarb Forcing to breadfruit (artocarpus altilis), citrus varieties like citrus reticulata and citrus paradisi, tangelo, ugli fruit, and vibrant green subjects add a burst of freshness to our tables. The holly family takes center stage during this season, with ilex verticillata oosterwijk showcasing its stunning red berries and symphoricarpos sweet fantasy enchanting us with its snowberry clusters. The classic ilex aquifolium stands tall as well, adorned with glossy leaves and bright red berries. Fatsia japonica Spiders web adds an intriguing touch to winter gardens with its intricate white patterns on dark green foliage. And speaking of holly again, it's impossible not to mention the timeless beauty of ilex aquifolium – a symbol of holiday cheer. Citrus limon brings a sunny disposition into our homes as lemons take their place on tin or pewter plates atop wooden boards. Meanwhile, clementines (citrus reticulata clementine) offer easy-to-peel sweetness that delights both young and old alike. Ivy also joins the winter fruiting party; Hedera helix Glacier showcases delicate cream-colored leaves against a shadowy backdrop—a mesmerizing sight indeed. Winter may be cold outside, but inside our homes and gardens lies an abundance of flavorsome treasures waiting to be savored. Let these winter fruits bring warmth and joy to your heart throughout this chilly season.