Greenhouse fruit

Melons are the obvious one, if you like them. I have grown a variety called Sweetheart in recent years. They are more tempremental than cucumbers and do need the flowers fertilising. Mine I grow in Grow Bags and they are not prolific croppers. Nice flavour though.
You could try strawberries.
Grapes are a bit of a longer term exercise.

 

I grew a good crop of clementines for a few years, but the plant out grew my greenhouse

 

Nope, they flower in early spring and the fruit ripens as the temp drop.
Usually ripe around Christmas.

Had some really nice fruit for two years, took a year or so to establish then two good years before it got too big
Never have managed to get decent fruit by pot growing.

 

I've got a lemon in a pot that comes up with a couple a year

 

I'd go for one of the dwarf peaches for growing in a greenhouse.
You can pot grow them, and put them outside in summer.
We all know how the RHS thinks, "just train it along this 40ft wall, inside your greenhouse".

 

I grow a peach in a pot putting it out after winter had it 2 years now and so farmy bumpercrop has come to 3 peaches all ofwhich fell when I was away for some wildlife to munch them
The problem seems that the blossom comes good but theres no polinators about that early in the year.

 

hi all I grow a peach in a pot in the greenhouse, it has dropped some fruit but has around 30 nice sized ones ripening

regards Alex

 

I grow peaches, grapes and lemons in greenhouse. The lemons are in a large tub that goes out for the summer. I grew toms again this year but threw loads away. I now realise I don't need to grow so many almost a spring madness !must grow toms!. Cucumbers just how many do you need I tend to get dozens so none next year.
The Peach and grape are into the soil so easy.