Do Silas Wood and Alano sapodilla have fruits in Orange and Los Angeles County?

[miracle]

Can Silas Wood or Alano sapodilla have fruits in Orange or Los Angeles County (zone: 10a)? Productive? Does any one know?
How low temperature can they survive? Thanks.

[michsu]

here you go.. check out the last few posts.. pictures with fruits too.. I'm in Los Angeles County too but my Alano isn't that big compared to theirs.. It had a few flushes even just this year (since I planted it back a few months ago).. slow to moderate grower I would assume.. just like any other tree..fertilizer and water of course 

http://www.cloudforest.com/cafe/gardening/sapodilla-t4247.html

[fyliu]

My Alano is growing well no fruit yet from the earlier flowering. It's going to flower again soon. I try to pollinate mine.

[gunnar429]

silas woods is crazy precocious--will fruit itself to death if you allow it.  My tree is young, and I have to remove fruit from it every few weeks.  Awesome tree to grow though.

[SocalKoop]

I have a young morena (3 ft )fruiting now in south OC. And my silas is flowering like mad. Both are young plants in pots. They seem perfectly happy in 9b.

[nch]

My Alano, planted last March, has 3 marble size fruits. It had hundreds of flowers. I don't know how old it is, I bought it as a 10 gal.

[miracle]

Thanks. I might try with the Silas Wood first. Their fruits are small but numerous, then Alano is next.
I grew the Tikal  in the past. It had a lot of flowers every years for four years but no fruits set. I axed it.

I heard the Morena and Haysa have big fruits, but also the big tree comparing to Silas Wood or Alano. Is it correct?

[gozp]

Would love to see photos of your sapodilla trees (current).