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Tommy, both of my trees have been trained more upright than spreading. Once they got to where I could walk under them without bending down to pass under the branches to get to the trunk I let them spread out a bit. Now I guess they're pretty nicely height / width balanced.
Tommy sorry my sugar apple cultivar is unknown. Whatever they are they are prolific... good thing too my gf likes them more than I do.
Gary you really have quite an impressive collection of rare fruit trees. I can not wait to eat a juicy Lucy from the tree I received from you.
Yes Gary is quite generous. In fact i have a couple of his Madam Frances seedlings ( sprouted successfully) growing right now in-ground in my yard and my neighbors here in Arizona.Thanks for your generosity Gary. I'm very fond of the flavor of Madam Frances. I got to say you gave me some huge fruits that i really enjoyed. I also got to see Juicy Lucy tree. Quite a good bearer.Mike.
That is promising!35 or so rollinia's ripening here.Some guanabana here and there. First flowers on Geffner. Still no fruit.Also, waiting on San Pablo custard apple that has been flowering well, but no fruit. Mother-in-law is growing this in the rich soil of Hialeah, hopeful.