I just ate my one and only cherry - from three dwarf trees, some of which are now a few years old. (I have another two, but only acquired this year, so didn't expect anything.)
I need to pot them on or root prune. Possibly both.
It was a very nice cherry though

I shall have two plums, if the birds don't eat them (should put a sleeve on them) on my one, bought last year dward plum.
I also sampled a gratifyingly plump red currant. The birds got most of my black, red and white currants, but I put sleeves around some. Need to think about netting next year. It must have been the same last year, but perhaps I was expecting fewer anyway as the plants were newish.
I have some nice plump blueberries on my potted plant (so not many) but they are taking ages to ripen.
Strawberries are being eaten, not sure what by. Not me! I have pop up cages which I shall deploy over the weekend.
I have my first courgette. The plants are not in their final pots. Too late to pot on?
Tomatoes on plants also not yet in final pots. I shall pot these on anyway. The toms that are going red on my early plant are taking ages to fully ripen.
Raspberries fruiting but a way to go.
Aubergines flowering - also not in final pot...
I have beans to plant out.
Ditto strawberries and framberries.
I wonder if any of my garlic is ready...
Cavolo nero doing ok, I think.
Sweet corn growing a bit, but no ears. Sweet potato isn't doing much. I put two in a very large container. Could I grow beans in with them? They are planted near the centre of it (maybe not the best idea but it was to accommodate a wigwam wicker support thing.)
Oh and finally, the cocktail kiwi's leaves are curling and some have littel holes in them

“In the midst of winter, I found there was, within me, an invincible summer." Albert Camus