White Sapote Grafted Tree – 2 ft Tall Plant in 3 Gal Pot

White Sapote Grafted Tree: A Sweet Addition to Your Garden

The White Sapote grafted tree is an excellent choice for home gardeners looking to add a unique and delicious fruit to their landscape. This grafted variety ensures earlier and more reliable fruit production compared to seedlings. The Suebelle cultivar is known for its compact size, making it perfect for smaller gardens or container growing. Enjoy the sweet, custard-like flavor of homegrown White Sapote fruit with this easy-to-care-for tree.

This particular variety is a 2-foot tall plant that comes in a 3-gallon pot, ready to be transplanted into your garden or a larger container. The White Sapote tree is relatively low-maintenance, making it a great option for both experienced and novice gardeners. With proper care, you can expect your tree to bear fruit within a few years. The benefits of growing your own White Sapote include fresh, healthy fruit, a beautiful addition to your landscape, and the satisfaction of harvesting your own homegrown produce.

The Suebelle White Sapote is a medium sized tree that bears nearly year round. It is an excellent choice for backyard culture. Suebelle fruit small, yellow, asymmetrical and sweet. Fruit should be picked when soft.

Key Features

• Grafted for earlier fruit production
• Compact size, ideal for small gardens
• Easy to grow and maintain
• Produces delicious, custard-like fruit
• Adds beauty and interest to your landscape

Frequently Asked Questions

1. How big will the White Sapote tree get? The Suebelle cultivar typically grows to a medium size, making it manageable for most backyards.
2. What kind of soil does a White Sapote tree need? Well-draining soil is essential. A mix of loam, sand, and organic matter is ideal.
3. How much sunlight does the tree require? White Sapote trees thrive in full sun, needing at least 6-8 hours of direct sunlight per day.
4. When is the best time to plant my White Sapote tree? The ideal planting time is during the spring or early fall, allowing the tree to establish its roots before extreme temperatures set in.
5. How often should I water my White Sapote tree? Water deeply and regularly, especially during dry periods. Allow the soil to dry slightly between waterings to prevent root rot.