Cerritos, California
Fallbrook, California(5 reports)
Glen Avon, California
Granada Hills, California
Hayward, California
Manhattan Beach, California
Merced, California
Monterey, California
Pedley, California
Rubidoux, California
San Diego, California(2 reports)
Santee, California
Sunnyslope, California
Upland, California
Vallejo, California
Bartow, Florida
Bradley, Florida
Brandon, Florida
Fort Lauderdale, Florida
Rockledge, Florida
Honomu, Hawaii
Florence, Oregon(2 reports)
Austin, Texas
Houston, Texas
show all
I have a mature tree growing in mediterranian climate. It bears about 30 fruits per year. Seedling grow very vigorously, especially it th...Read More
The great nineteenth-century scientist and traveller Humboldt is said to have declared that a taste of this fruit was worth a trip across...Read More
I hate to create competition for these Heavenly fruits, but on the other hand I'd love to increase demand. Most of the grocers in the US...Read More
this fruit is extremely delicious, l have a three or four year old tree in a large pot. this year l hand pollinated june and july, and no...Read More
I get to eat the most delicious fruit ever once in a while when I buy it from the store. I have had two trees for the last 4 years and ha...Read More
Very, very delicious fruit.
I don't have a mature plant yet.
However, I managed to have a rather quick ge...Read More
I have had many of my spanish neighbors rave about the fruit of this tree and have heard it called everything from "ice cream tree" to "S...Read More
We got a box of this fruit from California (about $6 for per large fruit). Very tasty. Sweet and creemy.
My babrsitter som...Read More
The fruit is quite a treat, the foliage is beautiful. My sunset zone is 23/24.
This last heat wave I saw temperatures of...Read More
Not a heat loving tropical but a subtropical from the mid Andes. They do fine in coastal California placed in full sun or light shade.Pro...Read More
I have nearly 100 cherimoya trees and pick and ship 4 to 7000 pounds each season and ship across the U.S. We do hand polinate from late J...Read More
This is also a favorite fruit of mine, but not one easy to get in Florida. I am one of those growing it and hoping to find a seedling th...Read More
Wow, how nice to know this grows in the U.S.! I had sampled this lucious fruit while in southern Spain. Would love to have it again. I un...Read More
I agree with Walter T on both the mango and cherimoya being the best fruits in the universe!
I grew up in Cuba where we ...Read More
IMHO the Cherimoya and the Mango are THE most delicious fruits on the planet when truly ripe. Both grow readily in frost free areas of S....Read More
Pollination has to be done by hand at a specific time to produce fruit.