Sprague's Custard Apple Fruit Plant (Annona spraguei) Plant Type:Seedling plant Pruning also helps prevent pest

Pruning also helps prevent pest infestations and encourages healthy fruiting

At least 6-8 hours of sunlight daily is recommended

This ornamental tree is admired for its compact size and versatility

With 'Ferrari'

Globose fruit with five to twenty light green or bronze costate ribs

Sprague's Custard Apple Fruit Plant (Annona spraguei) Plant Type:Seedling plant Pruning also helps prevent pestAnnona spraguei Common Name: Sprague's Custard Apple Botanical Name: Annona spraguei General Information: Type: Plant in the Annonaceae family Origin: Rainforests of Panama and Colombia Fruits: Small, edible fruits, Soft sweet pulp, Prominent hair like features similar to a Rambutan , Seeds are much smaller than in most Annona. Health Benefits: Loaded with antioxidants, fighting free radicals. Compounds include kaurenoic acid, flavonoids, carotenoids,