Which of the following is NOT a fruit grown in Alabama?

Cherries are not commonly grown in Alabama due to the state's climate and growing conditions. Alabama has a humid subtropical climate, which can be less suitable for cherry cultivation compared to other fruits that thrive in warm weather but also require specific chilling hours. Peaches, watermelons, and apples are more adaptable to the state's conditions and are frequently cultivated there. Peaches flourish in the warmth and have several varieties suited for Alabama’s climate. Watermelons, being heat-loving plants, are also prevalent in Alabama's agricultural landscape. Apples are grown as well, particularly some varieties that can tolerate the regional climate although they may not be as prominent as peaches or watermelons. Therefore, cherries stand out as a fruit that does not typically thrive in Alabama's environment.