Fruit remains on Flying Dragon during the winter, contrasting nicely with evergreen stems and thorns, which are up to four inches long. It is these angular thorns that give the appearance of a ...

Because dragon fruit doesn't have a seed on the inside like an avocado or mango, it's easy to slice right through the fruit. You can either slice it into wedges, like you would with an orange, or ...

But as Katie Goh unravels in Foreign Fruit: A Personal History of the Orange, underneath its pitted skin, the orange contains multitudes. "Citrus is fruit that freely betrays," Goh writes.