Sugar Apple Tree Live Plant, Annona Squamosa Tropical Fruit Tree, Sweet Custard Apple, Edible Exotic Fruit Tree, 3–4 Feet Tall, 7 Gallon Pot

Grow your own tropical fruit with this Sugar Apple tree (Annona squamosa). Closely related to cherimoya, sugar apple is prized for its distinctive fruit and delicious, sugary-sweet custard-like pulp.

The fruit is typically baseball to softball size. Its segmented pulp separates easily, with each segment containing a small black seed that is easy to remove.

Plant Details

• Common name: Sugar Apple

• Botanical name: Annona squamosa

• Family: Annonaceae

• Origin: Tropical America

• Plant quantity: 1 live plant

• Plant height: Approximately 3–4 feet tall

• Shipping pot: 7-gallon nursery pot

• Average mature size: Approximately 15 feet tall × 10 feet wide

• Fruit season: August–November

• Damage temperature: Around 28°F

Fruit Characteristics

• Typically baseball- to softball-sized

• Sweet, sugary custard-like flavor

• Soft pulp divided into individual segments

• Small black seeds that separate easily from the pulp

Growing Information

Sugar apple trees are tropical fruit trees and are sensitive to cold temperatures. The listed damage temperature is approximately 28°F, so protect your tree from cold conditions.

Trees may begin producing fruit as early as 1–2 years of age under suitable growing conditions. They can also be maintained at a more manageable height of approximately 8–10 feet with appropriate pruning.

Shipping & Plant Care

Your order includes one live Sugar Apple tree, approximately 3–4 feet tall, shipped in a 7-gallon nursery pot.

Natural variations in plant shape, branching, and foliage are normal. Some leaf drop or temporary stress may occur during shipping. Please unpack your plant promptly after delivery and allow it time to acclimate to its new environment.

Please Note: Fruit production and harvest timing depend on climate, growing conditions, and plant maturity. Flowers and fruit are not guaranteed upon arrival. The August–November season is a general harvest period and may vary by location.