Edgar's over run by dragon fruit and I'm over run by figs,what to do?
Trade time.From 12:00,clockwise.
Jorge?
Edgar
Tricia
Asunda
Pink Panther

 
Just for scale.Edgar's west facing walls.

 
 
North facing wall.



 
 

   

   
 

 

Hi,
Do you eat them raw like that or with a piece of bread ?
Are the seeds sticky ?

@tyro : Paul... Beautiful Dragon fruit.... I had no idea what the plants the fruit grows on looked like or the variety available before your post! I usually buy my Dragon Fruit down in the China Town area of NYC because they always have the best and freshest..

Thank you for sharing your pics!

Tony

wow that looks amazing

@JD,it's whats for dessert,no bread required.<G>

@Tony,it's really quite a treat to wander around that 1/2 acre he's planted out.
Some of those fruits are best approached with caution,see photo six and below.

 
Others are far more approachable.

 
 
@Dan,Edgar's been crossing these guy's for many years.I don't think he knows how many
varieties he has back there.I tried 7-8 varieties and took notes for the first four,after that I lost discipline and just gobbled what ever was presented.

Jorge....very pleasant,delicate flavor,much better than store bought.
Edgar....this had the most acid so was bolder in flavor.
Tricia...No acid,very sweet.(named after his daughter,<G>)
Asunda..light and delicate with a dash of cinnamon.

@Ben,beyond amazing.His property is basically a low,triple canopy food forest.More thicket than forest.

Tomorrow,UCD will be hosting an all day event at 2 locations in Santa Paula that is open to the Public,Cost is $40.00 at the door.Free cuttings,lunch,fruit and pitahaya ice cream.

2016 Pitahaya/Dragon Fruit Field Day
Friday - September 16, 2016
Registration 7 a.m. – 8 a.m. at MVP Farms
MVP Farms - Off Highway 126, Fillmore, CA
3095 West Telegraph Road, Fillmore, CA 93015, and
Hansen Agricultural Research and Extension Center - Santa Paula, CA
14292 West Telegraph Road, Santa Paula, CA 93060

 

Nice looking fruit, Tyro!  I have Edgar? plant.  I have a hard time with large plants since my growing space is so very limited.  Otherwise, I would love to take a Tricia plant.  It's a very different fruit, that's for sure!