Oh, great! Thanks so much carol23! I really appreciate it!! mumsy =)

Thanks for the tips. The fruit of the Arubus unedo does look similar but the 'bumps' on its fruit look more spiky than the bumps on my neighbor's tree's fruit. But googling images of the Arbutus and "strawberry tree" did lead me to some images that look very similar. The most similar looking one is the "Chinese Strawberry Tree, but the fruits on my neighbor's tree don't seem to grow in clusters, and supposedly the Chinese Strawberry Tree is hard to find in the US. Maybe it's a close relative. The pic of the Arbutus Unedo tree in this article does look a lot like the fruit of the tree in question. Here is a link that might be useful: Chinese Strawberry Tree

I don't really care about the citrus, if it kills it oh well. I only actually use a few of the lemons a season anyway. I think I could prune the passion fruit back to keep it under control. In my zone it will die to the ground every winter as well. I am not sure how o root them yet. I have heard that they are easy, but I need to red about it more. For figs that I would be willing to trade I have: LSU Gold, Panachee, Barnisotte, Col De dam, Negronne, and Celeste.

Your red vine fruit might be Ibervillea lindheimeri. Check it out... WW Here is a link that might be useful: Ibervillea lindheimeri, Lindheimer's Globeberry