As someone mentioned citrus does fine based on where it is grown.

These are at my BIL's place just north of SA.

Pictures are of Grapefruit X Orange on the south side of the house and Calamondin on the north side of the house.
They also have banana, avocado, figs, jujube. During a severe winter you may loose some limbs on some of these except for Jujube.

I have also seen Satsuma and Meyer lemon growing quite successfully in the ground around SA.

How old is your tree? Any pictures?

Thank you Mike!

ZSC at about 4 weeks from seed.

Local pick up only. PM/Reply if interested.

Ruby Supreme Guava 15 gal  --> $60
Indonesian Seedless Guava 15 gal --> $60

Jujube rootstock plants 1 gal -->$5 ea.
Jujube 'So' grafted 7gal --> $20

Dark fig X 2 small 1 gal --> $5 ea.
Smith fig X 1 small 1 gal --> $5
Ronde Bordeux fig X 2 2 gal/5gal --> $5/$10
Kathleens Black fig 10 gal --> $20

Goji Berry 3gal/5gal $5/$10
Che - Melon Berry X 2 (Grafted on to Osage Orange) 5gal $20 ea.
Citrus Rootstock plants 1 gal $5 ea. (for grafting)

Moringa X 2 1 gal -->$5 ea.
Bay Leaf 5 gal $10
Rosemary - Arp X 2 1 gal $5 ea.

Fig cuttings - Over 50 dormant cuttings $25 for all
Marseilles Black VS (MBVS)
Osborne Prolific
Strawberry Verte
Raspberry Latte
Kathleen's Black
Hardy Chicago
Ronde Bordeux


Will trade for the following;
Costa Rican guava
Dwarf guava
Surinam Cherry/Black
Sinuguellas/Purple Mombin
Lemon Guava
Carambola seedlings
Brazilian guava (Psidium guineense).

Yes, love them!

My top picks of the ones I grow are;

Honey Jar -My favorite
GA 866
Redlands 4
Sugar Cane

Others..not as good but may fruit at different times....
Li
Winter Delight
Sherwood
Tigers Tooth

If you like sweet you may want to consider Honey Jar. It is sweet and is juicier than others I grow.
Only negatives to Honey Jar is the fruit size and perhaps the thorns. They are relatively small.

Thank you both!

I found the male scion.

I have read that the female trees hold fruit only after a few years. I was being impatient and wanted a male to pollinate while the female tree matured.

nana7b,
Wow, your seedlings are impressive. How many
seeds did you start with...when did they germinate?
I was going to buy more seeds...but the price is now
$24 for 8 seeds...not including shipping.

I started with 6 seeds and was lucky to get these to sprout. Had only one come up on Richards seeds.
Overall success rate with SA for me has been on the low side. It appears everyone has the same issue.

I think these were started in early October, so they are about 5 months from seed. Germination took about 3-4 weeks.
I had to help a couple with the seed capsule.( to remove it)

Thank you!

Let me know if you have male Che scion. (Approximately 1/8 - 1/4 inch caliper)

I can trade female Che scions and also some Fig cuttings, or pay.

I have several fig varieties and Che mulberry cuttings if you are interested in trading.

Please PM.

   Nana7b

 That looks like a 7 gallon Kampong Mauve ? Is that correct ? I have a kampong mauve in a 7 gallon squat that gave me 1 fruit during thanksgiving weekend. It set probably half a dozen fruit but over time all but 1 fell off, I'm guessing because the tree is young. I have since assembled a few greenhouses to provide a more humid environment for my annoas. That was my first time trying a sugar apple .  It was good but I think cherimoya beats it hands down. Still waiting to try ilamas and reticulata.

 William

William, this is a Red Sugar Apple. Its 2 yrs old and I believe it is in a 5gal. It made multiple fruits as well and all  turned black and fell off except for one. Unfortunately I was out of town when it ripened. Gave it to my BIL who said it was excellent. Yes, Cherimoya I would say is better, but SA is very good as well and easier to grow in containers.