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

Enjoy the delicious taste of tropical fruit with this Sugar Apple Tree (Annona squamosa). Also known as custard apple, sugar apple is loved for its sweet, creamy fruit with a texture reminiscent of rich custard.

The fruit is typically baseball- to softball-sized. Its soft, segmented pulp surrounds small black seeds that separate easily from the flesh, making this an enjoyable tropical fruit to eat fresh.

This live sugar apple tree ships in a 3-gallon nursery pot.

Plant Details

• Common Name: Sugar Apple, Custard Apple

• Botanical Name: Annona squamosa

• Plant Height: Approximately 3–4 feet (please see size note below)

• Shipping Pot: 3-gallon nursery pot

• Fruit Size: Typically baseball- to softball-sized

• Fruit Flavor: Very sweet, custard-like

• Fruit Texture: Soft, creamy, segmented pulp

• Seeds: Small, black seeds that separate easily from the pulp

Growing Information

Sugar apple is a tropical fruit tree valued for its delicious edible fruit. According to the supplied growing information, trees may begin fruiting at approximately 1–2 years of age under suitable growing conditions.

The tree can be maintained at approximately 8–10 feet with regular pruning, making it more manageable for a home garden or tropical fruit collection.

Shipping and Important Notes

• You will receive one live Sugar Apple tree in a 3-gallon nursery pot.

• Plant height and branching may vary naturally.

• Plants may experience minor stress during shipping. Unpack promptly and allow your plant time to acclimate.

• Flowering and fruiting depend on maturity and growing conditions. Fruit is not guaranteed upon arrival.

Add this tropical fruit tree to your garden and look forward to enjoying its wonderfully sweet, custard-like fruit!

Plant Size Note: Your heading lists the tree as 3 feet tall, while the description says 4 feet tall. This listing uses an approximate 3–4 foot range. Please confirm the actual shipping height before publishing.