Canistel – First Fruiting
January 29, 2006 // 1 CommentMarjorie Spear describes her experience with the Canistel
“This is a truly lovely backyard tree with bright green glossy leaves. Mine is a seedling planted ten years ago, only watered when young and nourished only with a little compost and mulch, and no disease or bugs eating the leaves or fruit.”
First published in the Rare Fruit Council Newsletter, September 1989, No. 58, 5/89
KEY WORDS: Canistel, Yellow Sapote, Ross Sapote, Pouteria campechiana, egg fruit, egg shape, dark brown seeds, yellow, Peru
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