Examples.
Apples that taste strange, super sweet, or with other fruit flavors like Frostbite - molasses\sugar cane. , Winter banana or (rose,lychee,pear, pineapple,smell/flavor wise) , and columnar trees growth instead of flavor.
Grapes like cotton candy though not for sell plant wise
Bubblegum plums

Any type of fruit really, ones that could grow with 7b/1000-1300 chill hours or in pots to bring in for the winter would be most preferred though.

White apricots - they taste different and sure look different! Sugar Pearls is widely available (if not the best one).

Black-skinned persimmons - Cliff England is selling these now, he is out now but will have more I'm sure.

Spring Satin plumcot - a plum with velvet-like skin.

Hesse plumcot - apricot flesh with purple skin. Arboreum is selling.

Get a "sweet" apple, like Pound Sweet if you want something unusual on the apple front -- no sours all sweets makes a very different kind of fruit. Pink flesh is a standard novelty apple, there are dozens of varieties including Pink Pearl.

Scott

Pluots, especially Honey Punch, Flavor Grenade, Dapple Dandy, Flavor Queen, and Flavor Finale.

Golden Kiwis.

Ground Cherries, they come in paper lanterns and fall to the ground when ripe. taste like a super sweet tomato with pineapple undertones. Many cultivars. Prolific plant. Related to tomatillos which is the same genus as tomatoes.

Eastern Prince Magnolia vine berries. One of the 50 essential Chinese herbs. I make a tea with the berries. It is excellent and gives you a slight buzz. May be a acquired taste. I like it though!
Einset grapes taste like strawberries. Blueberry grape, name says it all.

You can Bonsai any pepper and they look pretty cool!
I'm trying 5 of them. Small peppers work better. This is not my plant
Here is one in flower

The flowers are now fruits

I could go on and on and on....

Did not know about those grapes, going to look into that for sure.

Eastern Prince Magnolia vine berries i will probably get at some point, thanks.

Unusual is what i mean more then novelty, fruit's that don't taste or look like they should, that appeal to less people but can be better then the regular or at least a change.

I have Miracle fruit (Synsepalum dulcificum) plant growing and get some berries from it which makes other fruit nicer/different.I tried growing kava but that one didnt go well for some reason.
I would love to grow Guarana but that is unfeasible

I traded with another gardener, they are not for sale anywhere I saw. I just put them in this year, but next year I should be able to tip root, or root cuttings.
Breeders usually have all kinds of stuff. I'm trading with bramble breeders. I suppose the seed banks have them too, but you have to have credentials usually to order.

As far as "unusual" plants, if you plan on growing them in pots and bringing them in for winter, then there are many types of citrus that you could try. Most citrus isn't normally considered as unusual, but it could be when grown in zones 7/8. I have Meiwa Kumquat, Brown's Select and Owari satsumas, and Eureka lemon. All grown in pots and overwintered in my greenhouse here in zone 7.

Looking to get the Musa 'Ice Cream' (Blue Java) Banana sometime soon when i find a good deal for it.
On my 3rd year with the banana dwarf and the ice cream one is more cold hardy so doubt i'll have any problems.

Ice Cream Banana trees have a hint of Vanilla taste in its
bananas, Dwarf Red Banana trees that have a hint of
Peach, the Apple Banana tree has a taste of a Sweet Apple,
Rose Banana trees have a Lemony flavor.

I'll eventually try them again, though. I want to try Veinte Cohol. It is supposed to fruit quickly and stays small. Sounds perfect, but they are very had to find. Goingbananas has them, but I'd like to find them a little cheaper.

Yes it needs a pollinator, so they offer one. I would just get White Pine from Burped. Self fruitful.
Also Natural Albino is only Dime size, it's very small.
OK, I looked at Burpee again and that Pineberry looks like White D. It's expensive. I bought one. it produced numerous runners which I planted out. In year two I had hundreds of Pineberry fruits.
In June this is what I picked daily

Also I can mail small plants to anybody. Just let me know by PM, no trade needed. Blackberries or even pineberries. But next fall would be best. My pineberries are mixed in with Musk strawberries, and I have 3 or 4 cultivars all growing together. I would need to mark plants once they fruit (so I can tell what they are), dig them out in the fall. But not a problem.
This last fall when cleaning my strawberry beds up. I threw away about 150 runners.These plants are weeds! I rooted some to grow elsewhere. After a few years you want to remove older plants, and keep runners. Next year I'm pulling all old plants.

Looking forward to hearing more types of fruit's to check out.

Updated - ordered the jazz blueberries that were recommended, double gold and purple raspberry for 13$ still looking to find a good price on those apples and plouts listed and sugar pearl. Any deals for ones listed would be helpful,thanks.

Drew - Sent message about the plants,not sure if it worked,first time messaging on here.

Grapes are also variable, but it has more to do with disease resistance and survival than taste. Flame Grape is a very poor choice for my area but grapes with a loose cluster habit do very well. This attribute is not suitable for commercial production, especially since the ripening time varies within each bunch but for a homeowner in my area there are wonderful rewards. For my area: Black Monukka, Gold Monukka, Southern Home, and Suffolk Red are excellent table grapes to grow.

starting with
choice 1.
Which one of these pluot's would be better?
4 in 1 pluot one with
Geo pride,Emerald drop, Splash, Flavor grenade
or Dapple dandy, flavor queen,flavor king, flavor supreme
+ these
Newberry Blackberry
Rosanna Raspberry
Cascade gold rasphberry
Eversweet pomegranate
with free Rosa Rugosa Alba, Tulameen raspberry and caroline raspberry

for 117 at raintree.

Choice 2.
Apple banana, Ice cream banana, and Goldfinger bana and petite negra fig for 39.80$ greenhousebusiness

Choice 3.
Prelude,Tulamagic,Nova,Nantahala,Joan J Red, Himbo, Encore raspberry and prime-ark freedom, for 30$ from penseberryfarm

choice 4.
Candycrisp apple, Goldrush apple, Bubblegum Plum,
and up for the best mcintosh flavor apple though
would be about 110'sh from starkbro's

choice 5. totally up for alternative place with a mix of these for fairly similar price.

I already have some that'll come in the mail ordered like honeyberry 'Honey sweet,Wild Honey", Jazz blue berries that were recommended that I am much looking forward. Marionberry, black magic blackberry,etc

Anyone tried "black magic' blackberries? I found little info on them.

I would not get Rosanna. It tastes excellent but it is low cropper, weak grower, and can get rust. I would get Polka.
It is disease resistant, a heavy cropper the 2nd year (looks weak the 1st year) and taste is right up there with the best.
Here's a photo of polka from my garden. 6 foot canes, 2nd year primocanes.

Berry size is medium to large. Here are some of the large ones.

Bubblegum plum is going to need a pollinator.

I will get Polka then instead, thanks.

- if those white blackberries root and able to with strawberries of any kind, would love to get some.

I really don't have enough experience with them to give a good recommendation. I do have the FK,FQ,FS, DD one, but I want the other one too! I'm moving so will have to start over. I will purchase both probably or just FK, FG, and DD as a pollinator, I would like FS, but it is one that has low germination rates. I will see how well mine crops before I decide. My tree was planted in the spring of 2013. No fruit yet, all buds killed last winter, may happen again this winter. 2 of ten years it get's too cold here. I got unlucky it was this year.

Yes, will contact you next fall about the blackberries. They need to establish here and such. So long time away, but yeah no problem! I will mark the strawberries after fruiting too. taking them now or in the spring is a pure guess as to what they are. I have them all covered with straw and pine needles now.
Also I like Rosanna, I have no plans to get rid of it. But have another 20 cultivars too. You know next fall I can send you a cane to try.
OK well if bubblegum will not fruit, you can add another at that time. Sounds like enough to cover it.
Bubblegum may just be Toka, or a Toka cross. So it has American plum and Japanese plum in it. It's more a plum for colder areas, but it should do OK. I myself would use Black Ice to pollinate, but that is a super cold hardy type. Another used is Pipestone. But my guess is what you already have will work.
I bought a weeping Santa Rosa, but it was young when last winter hit. it's alive but damaged a lot. I'm going to replace it next spring. I should not buy anymore I'm moving in three years, but it is just as much for looks as it is for fruit. I need a tree in front no matter what. The house will sell better if landscaped well.

Also, in regard to banana varieties: what is sold commercially as "Ice Cream" and "Gold Finger" is 99% of the time "Dwarf Namwa". Well no problem, it's a better cultivar anyway. Yea, dwarf and needs 11 foot of headroom.

For pluots I endorse Flavor Grenade because it is great tasting and a proven pollenizer of Bella Gold Peacotum.

Drew - thanks. Last winter sucked indeed

and raintree one at a later time.

I do have a question though, Kept trying different ways to phrase it and did not find it googling.

When growing apples, at the edge of their zone-listing, what would the possible problems be? Growing an apple more for north, in the south.

Also to more on topic with the title, the other topic "Next year's apple grafting candidates" has some "novelty' type apple scionwood from ARS that one could possibly get.

Updated - KaBluey, anyone grow it? does it have the peach/strawberry flavor?

Goldrush- great, and very flavorful. Must have.

Sundance- I'm not sure about this one. It has a harsher, more acid taste than Goldrush, which is already pretty sharp when first picked. I've got a few Sundance in the fridge and am testing to see how they keep, so I may have a different opinion of them soon.

Bubblegum- It bore for the first time this year (3-4 fruits) and I liked it, but it has a few potential drawbacks. The fruit is pretty small and on the dry side for a plum. Not dry as in bread, but not running with juice. It was fine for me, as I find too drippy annoying, but some people want that (Superior was very juicy plum which also had very good flavor). The flavor was interesting and I'm looking forward to a larger sample next year.

I requested Fleshred, Saltcote Pipin, LemoenSunrise, Duchess Favorite, Merton Beauty, PRI 672-1, KAZ 96 07-07 from ARS,hopefully they will send me them, Lemon, Hazlenut banana,strawberry,other type flavors noted in them.

Some difficulty may be expected but if not is totally welcome. Most from what I see that should taste very good, just isn't machine harvest able or have a short shelf life, or dose not fit the standard "beauty" requirements even if its way easier to grow and tastes better.

I'm not looking for harder to grow, but harder to find generally. I'm a noob at best regarding gardening experience but i'm giving it my all.

I am already covered on all the novelty/less commen herbs possible that I could find from the last year and a half, now moved onto fruit as you can see, which is more longterm/care/lifetime wise generally.
I have about 15 types of mints I will regret planting later im 100% sure but worth the wonderful scents, outside in cinder blocks down the pathway i'm building with 50+feet of flowerbeds and trellis's around the side of the house that has never been used, on month 10 clearing it out from weeds/building plant related/sidewalk), On the left each cinderblock with a different mint to spread down the unwalkable/passable hill full of weeds. thats used to keep anyone from falling down the 20-30+feet and mints/catmint, goji bush,strawberries and kiwi at the with grapes for the trellis's, and right side Saffron bed with a few hundread bulbs now from the previous 50 and that is with animals digging them up to poop in the flowerbed, gotta protect them better. Tulip bed, flowerbed, etc on the right,
Somewhere among this and on the porch and other locations,
Lemon thyme, golden lemon thyme, with the following basil's - Cinnamon,Lemon, Lime, regular, sweet, Genvue, Box, Purple, Thai, spicy,red, and some others, Lemon grass west and east types. Lavender, couple parsley, cilantro, marjoram, lemon blam, garlic/onion chives,catnip,catmint,
Mints - Orange Mint, Apple Mint, Berries n' Cream Mint, Hillary's Sweet Lemon Mint, and Lime Mint, Cotton candy mint - Of those only 2 made it? and none were pleasent overall, was refunded but i've given them a chance outside to smell better. But for sure have/better sources as well peppermint,lemon, apple,sweet,orange,banana mint (lowgrowing) pineapple,spearmint,chocolate,Kentucky Colonel, The best of something,curly, and at least 5+ types i have no idea what the name is, from the botantical/other places.
Which are all unlabeled/labels faded/neighbors dog stole labels, or got mixed up, and all mostly near each other

I have the seeds for that watermelon, moon&stars and some others. I didnt get any of those to fruit this year, I just found a watermelon in the yard yesterday in the monkeygrass, i mistakenly broke it and it fell out of the monkeygrass when i was digging it up yesterday, smelled so sweet, but it was cracked in half with dirt in it from the shovel. Random event actually. It was a yellow watermelon.

I don't really use the herbs for food mostly for smell. Gotta love a breeze from any direction most of the year and get a good wiff of delightful mixed aroma of various plants. I did make some tasty applemint chips by mistake trying to dry them in the toaster oven, actually pretty tasty.

Directgarden
5in1 pear tree
boysenberry

-Indiana berry -
Razz blueberry
Doublegold Raspberry
Royalty purple Raspberry

-Henryfields -
Honeyberry wild & sweet
Key Lime dwarf, 3x Nanking bush cherry
2x Saskatoon blueberry, plum superior, Blackberry Apache, Random Blueberry
Seeds - Gaint Sunflower, Mixed Gourd, red sunflower

-Gurnney's -
2x PREMIUM BLUEBERRY (Ka-Bluey most likely)
Blackberry - Ouachita, Blackmagic, Jumbo, Marion
Raspberry - Sweet repeat,mammoth, Jewel, Anne, Caroline, Red latham

I will look into those figs sometime.