So a good friend of mine was so thoughtful to gift me a sweet tart, and now I'm trying to find a good spot for it on my small plot. I'm pretty limited with what areas I have left, but there is a spot I might be able to plant it if I clear out the saw palmetto. Before I do that though, does anyone know how it might do if it gets a little extra water? I have two otherwise ideal spots but one spot does flood a few inches at times (though historically it drains off in a few days) and the other it would get hit with sprinklers a few times a week.
One of my favorite Truly Tropical videos is a tour of Marlys Zill's place out in Loxahatchee which has a similar clime to my area in Jupiter Farms, and in one spot (
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AuIkT8JH7gE&t=258s) they talk about how well mangos do in standing water, and in another (
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AuIkT8JH7gE&t=1261s) how the sweet tart "does well in just about any location". So I'm kind of optimistic? I don't mind a little hit in the yield as long as the fruit would still taste as it should.