No fruit yet, but I have fuyu, coffeecake and chocolate varieties. The later two are especially stunning trees with rich glossy large leaves with bright fall foilage. I'm hopeful this year for fruit as it's been 4 years since they were planted. I'll keep you posted if the fruit sets. I hope to get around to posting some pics on my blog this weekend. Ornamentally speaking I'd plant more just for their striking habit and small size.

Here is a link that might be useful: Tall Clover Farm

I'm in north Clark County at about 1000' and my Hachiya planted in '04 bore heavily last year...it's third year in the ground. I got mine from One Green World and it arrived in great condition and was extremely sturdy and well pruned. It replaced one I had gotten several years earlier from Raintree which seemed poorly grafted and did not survive. Same location/same care. Goggle One Green World located near Portland they have many varieties both Asian and American and even some eastern European cultivars. jwww