ISO- anything that can produce fruit this or next year

[SplorKeLZ]

I am in search of something that could produce fruit this year, I don't have a preference for any propagation method. i am primarily looking for, any annonacea, mango, any pouteria or related genera especially abiu, cinnamon apple or lucuma, any artocarpus (doubt this is possible), garcinias and any myrtacea. i would prefer something that makes a good fruit

thank you!

[Bush2Beach]

what's your budget?

[SplorKeLZ]

what's your budget?

80ish, does that seem fair?

[Bush2Beach]

Anythings possible. Of the fruits you mentioned , a 15 gallon pot would be the minimum size needed for fruit, aside from myrtacea.

Shipping a 15 gallon would cost alot, never heard of anyone shipping a plant that size, and it could totally get destroyed in transit.

Finding a Annona or Mango that is holding fruit in a pot will be hard to find for less than $300.
Finding a Pouteria fruiting in a pot for less than $1000 would surprise me, same with Garcinia. Lemon drop seem’s like the only possibility.

So we circle back to that sweet myrtle family. Haven’t seen a fruiting Jabo sell for less than $500 on the west coast. Maybe you can find someone with a straberry guava for you.

It is mid September, so your fruiting this year want might be a little out of reach as well.

[RevivalR00ts]

Anythings possible. Of the fruits you mentioned , a 15 gallon pot would be the minimum size needed for fruit, aside from myrtacea.

Shipping a 15 gallon would cost alot, never heard of anyone shipping a plant that size, and it could totally get destroyed in transit.

Finding a Annona or Mango that is holding fruit in a pot will be hard to find for less than $300.
Finding a Pouteria fruiting in a pot for less than $1000 would surprise me, same with Garcinia. Lemon drop seem’s like the only possibility.

So we circle back to that sweet myrtle family. Haven’t seen a fruiting Jabo sell for less than $500 on the west coast. Maybe you can find someone with a straberry guava for you.

It is mid September, so your fruiting this year want might be a little out of reach as well.

I ship 15 gal sized trees but remove most of the soil.

[SplorKeLZ]

Anythings possible. Of the fruits you mentioned , a 15 gallon pot would be the minimum size needed for fruit, aside from myrtacea.

Shipping a 15 gallon would cost alot, never heard of anyone shipping a plant that size, and it could totally get destroyed in transit.

Finding a Annona or Mango that is holding fruit in a pot will be hard to find for less than $300.
Finding a Pouteria fruiting in a pot for less than $1000 would surprise me, same with Garcinia. Lemon drop seem’s like the only possibility.

So we circle back to that sweet myrtle family. Haven’t seen a fruiting Jabo sell for less than $500 on the west coast. Maybe you can find someone with a straberry guava for you.

It is mid September, so your fruiting this year want might be a little out of reach as well.

most of that list was just the stuff i was interested in getting anyway and i would be surprised if someone had a fruiting tree in a 7> gal
i really only expect to find myrtaceae.

[SplorKeLZ]

Anythings possible. Of the fruits you mentioned , a 15 gallon pot would be the minimum size needed for fruit, aside from myrtacea.

Shipping a 15 gallon would cost alot, never heard of anyone shipping a plant that size, and it could totally get destroyed in transit.

Finding a Annona or Mango that is holding fruit in a pot will be hard to find for less than $300.
Finding a Pouteria fruiting in a pot for less than $1000 would surprise me, same with Garcinia. Lemon drop seem’s like the only possibility.

So we circle back to that sweet myrtle family. Haven’t seen a fruiting Jabo sell for less than $500 on the west coast. Maybe you can find someone with a straberry guava for you.

It is mid September, so your fruiting this year want might be a little out of reach as well.

I ship 15 gal sized trees but remove most of the soil.

do you have a website?