You may consider having a multi graft tree if you lack the abundance of space, White Sapote can grow very big. Pollination should not be an issue either way but I agree , I am always of the mindset of multiple varieties and planting pollinator plants to increase pollenNation. If you are anywhere nearby definitely check out Fruit and Spice ASAP. Lots of inspiration inside those gates.

Quote from: Alisha on March 23, 2018, 06:50:07 AM

Good to know the SES 2 produces well and is compact! I don't have an abundance of space in my backyard so that's helpful. They are still pretty small right now so I'm going to keep up potting them until they are a bit bigger. I'm wanting to get two more varieties to fill out the area, any suggestions on which cultivars I should keep an eye out for?

Multigrafting is definitely something I want to try once the base trees get to a proper size, maybe 2 or 3 years old. I have some avacado trees I'd like to start doing that with next year. I want to make sure whatever I plant will survive before risking it. Visiting the park is on my list for things to do this summer, I'm lucky to have family that lives down south to act as a waystation! 

I've heard of Younghans and Redlands but I can't find any nurseries near me in Orlando that have any, at least for now. I called Pine Island but they don't have any yet, they told me maybe around May/June so I'll keep checking. Do you happen to know of any nurseries that might carry them besides PI just in case that falls through? I've never heard of Supersweet so have no idea where I would be able to get one.

I took a road trip to Excalibur Fruit Trees today and grabbed some white sapote trees tagged USDA and SES 2. I can't find much info on these varieties but was told they are very good tasting by Mike. My main concern is viable pollen since I have read that some cultivars are sterile. Does anyone have experience with these types?