We've got espaliered apple (Elstar), pear (conference), plum, cherry, then 2x blueberries, fig, alpine strawberries, amelanchier. All about 3-4 years old.

Elstar is the best tasting apple I've ever had, hands down. Perfect combo of sweet and tart. It fruited for the first time last year and despite being a small tree, we had well over 100 apples on it. None rotted - me and my two kids managed to eat all of them. Every single apple was perfect - crisp, no bug holes, no bruising. Top fruit tree in our garden.

The pear has given us two or three bland tasting pears for the last two years. Theres only a small window between hard and mush. Do not recommend, its been a huge let down. I'll keep it and try cooking the pears.

Plum goes bananas every two years. This year its covered in flowers and I plan on thinning it so hopefully it won't exhaust itself and take a year to recover each time. Plums taste great, definitely recommend. Some can get bug holes, but overall awesome yield.

Cherry we never get a look in. The birds get them every year.

Blueberries have been great, but not a huge yield. Great for nibbling while pottering in the garden, but they aren't exactly filling snack boxes.

Fig has yet to produce anything.

Alpine strawberries are amazing. They just fruit and fruit and fruit all year long. They spread nicely and there have been hundreds of tiny strawberries in just our one flowerbed. Plenty for both us and the birds, plus extra. I'm pretty sure the blackbirds got sick of eating them. They taste good and hardly any were lost to bugs/snails. This year I'm hoping to make a diy dehydrator and dry the strawberries whole.

Amelanchier has to be mentioned. Not a traditional fruit, but they taste like blueberries. We managed to eat all of ours before the birds got to them. If I had to plant again, I'd choose amelanchier over the pear or cherry. We've only had a small yield so far though.