White sapote

White Sapote (Casimiroa edulis) is in the same family as Citrus (Rutaceae), and will grow wherever Citrus can be grown. The fruit is between the size of a large hen's egg and a tennis ball, depending on the variety and growing conditions. When ripe, the green skin of Casimiroa edulis turns a slight yellowish tint. Inside the paper-thin skin, is a delicious, soft, sweet, white flesh with a custard texture. The fruit usually contains one or two large seeds and a few flat undeveloped seed…

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White Sapote fruit - Casimiroa edulis

Learn about growing white sapote in the AZ desert.

The white sapote is a plant in the rue family. It is an evergreen, densely branched, up to 18 m high tree with an ash-gray, warty bark and overhanging branches. 5 photos. https://dorpenstedennederland.blogspot.com/ http://fieggentrio.blogspot.com/

Have you ever eaten a white sapote? This exotic fruit is still relatively unknown, in spite of being packed with great nutritional values. Originally from Mexico, it belongs to antioxidant fruits and can contribute to your overall well-being. Learn about it in my article. You will also find some information on white sapote recipes! #fruit #Whitesapote #exoticfruit #antioxidants

White Sapote; 白柿

As published in the Miami Herald If you're looking for a fruit tree that produces something a little different but does well here, the white sapote, unique and delicious, is a good candidate. White sapote (Casimiroa edulis) is a relative of citrus, sometimes called "custard apple" because of the smooth texture of its flesh. Originally from central Mexico, it is well adapted to the South Florida climate. The white sapote is a smooth -skinned fruit with a shape similar to a...

White Sapote fruit - Casimiroa edulis

Tips for growing White Sapote in hot, dry climates. How to grow a Suebelle White Sapote Tree in the Phoenix, Arizona Desert.