Anybody have experience with this??

I'm looking for a nicely established, even in ground oro negro avocado tree. I can pay for a reasonable deal or trade a nice Calloway XHOT 10.5 degree driver for it. Let me know what you have, any size 15 gallon or larger. Thanks. -Jon

It’s no problem. I should warn you that it’s not the best time to graft right now because most mango trees have flowered and are setting fruit now but I think my Sweet Tart may have a few branches that are pushing buds if you want to try. Don’t worry about price, if you just want a couple of branches you can have them for free. Actually, I also have a newly grafted Kathy mango tree that’s a new release and close relative of the Sweet tart that you can also have.

That's awesome man, thanks! PM me your number. I just extracted a bunch of honey from one of my hives so I'll bring you some as a peace offering. Least I can do as a thank you.

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Any reason why the tree might be fruiting so lightly and irregularly? It looks healthy and has a ton of flowers everywhere. It's a 40ft+ mature tree in direct sun. Thanks!

So my aunt has a tree in her backyard planted around 30 years back by the former owners (a Jamaican couple).  After all these years, I noticed it looked awfully like my sapote trees, especially by the new flush and flowers.  On the corner of my eye I caught a glimpse of a fruit.  The fruit looks like a type of Mammea  Americana (Mamey Apple) but the seeds look like Sapote Seeds and I cannot find any photos anywhere for a Mamey Apple that has anything other than the large brown woody pit looking seeds.  I cut the fruit open (pre-ripe fruit) and the orange tinge also makes me think its a mamey apple.  Too bitter to determine via taste at this point.   Its a massive tree that only produces a handful of fruit every year.  My guess is that if its a mamey apple tree, it must be a female and somehow a male in the area is scarcely helping to pollinate it.  But the leaves also look more like a sapote than a mamey apple. I'm confused.  Any thoughts?

Please let me know if you have scions for sale or a mature budding tree that I may remove some for myself and pay accordingly. Thanks! -Jon

Will pay for mango scions from Sweet Tart & E-4 Mango cultivars.  If you have a producing tree, I will come cut a few new growths off, pay you and leave.  You won't even know I was there.  Want to graft onto some of my current mango trees. Please let me know. Preferably Broward County or South. Thank You!!!

-Jon