planting sugar apple seeds Green Sugar Apple TREE

planting sugar apple seeds Green Sugar Apple TREEWere excited to offer the Green Sugar Apple Tree in response to popular demand! This tropical fruit tree is beloved for its sweet, custard like flesh, with flavors reminiscent of vanilla and pineapple. The Green Sugar Apple produces heart shaped fruit with textured green skin, known for its delicate, juicy interior thats perfect for fresh eating or blending into tropical desserts and smoothies. Each tree is sold in a 1 gallon pot, with a height that

We’re excited to offer the Green Sugar Apple Tree in response to popular demand! This tropical fruit tree is beloved for its sweet, custard-like flesh, with flavors reminiscent of vanilla and pineapple.

The Green Sugar Apple produces heart-shaped fruit with textured green skin, known for its delicate, juicy interior that’s perfect for fresh eating or blending into tropical desserts and smoothies.

Each tree is sold in a 1-gallon pot, with a height that can vary between 1 and 2 feet. These trees are mature and ready to thrive as soon as they’re planted, whether in the ground or a large container. Thanks to their well-established root systems, they’re set to take off and grow vigorously with proper care.

The Green Sugar Apple Tree is ideal for USDA zones 9-11 and requires full sun and well-drained soil. It grows into a medium-sized tree, perfect for home gardeners looking to enjoy exotic, homegrown fruit within a few years of planting.

Size: 1-2 ft (1 gallon pot)
Mature Height: Reaches 10-15 feet at maturity
Climate: Best for USDA zones 9-11
Sun: Full sun
Water: Moderate, with well-draining soil
Fruit Harvest: Typically 1-3 years after planting

We’re very excited to ship plants and trees across the Country. At this time we only know how to care for these plants within the conditions of our small farm here in South Florida. We are not able to provide instructions for care on your plant/ tree in your specific climate. We recommend utilizing Google or your local resources to best determine this information for your area. We wish you a green thumb!