The next roof over from local orchards is usually called "tropical fruit" - it's produce from the coastal and amazon provinces. This is where one comes for pineapple, mangoes, papaya, oranges, watermelon, and a number of other more exotic fruits, depending on the season - June is when Carambolas (starfruit), Grosella (Malay gooseberry), Achiotillo (rambutan), and Guayabana (soursop) are in season.
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(Esmeraldas - Achiotillos, grosella) (Manabí - Pineapples, papaya, carambola)(Los Rios - Citrus, Melons, carambola) (Guayas - Pineapples, papaya)
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(Napo - Achiotillos, guanabana) (Pastaza - Melons, pitahaya, Achiotillos) (Morona Santiago - guanabana, ginger). (Pichincha - mangos, pineapples, papaya)
Fruit is piled head-high in here - it's gold pineapple season on the coast, and the harvest has been good for the past month or so. Pineapples are currently going for 2-3 for $1, depending on size.