Annona Reticulata "Orange-Tangerine"

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Seeds were imported from Mexico. This species was found growing in Puebla, Mexico. This unique Annona reticulata variety, known as 'Orange-Tangerine,' is a rare gem, handpicked and sourced from the renowned Annona specialist Chichito. The fruit boasts a delicious orange strudel flavor, with tangerine notes that are super sweet. Its pulp has a delightful combination of crispy and creamy textures, accompanied by a wonderful fragrance. Puebla, Mexico, falls into USDA Hardiness Zones 9-10. These zones are comparable to parts of the southern United States, such as southern Texas, parts of Louisiana, and coastal California. In these zones, the minimum average temperatures range from 20°F to 40°F (-6.7°C to 4.4°C). Seeds are shipped in humid vermiculite.

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Seeds were imported from Mexico. This species was found growing in Puebla, Mexico. This unique Annona reticulata variety, known as 'Orange-Tangerine,' is a rare gem, handpicked and sourced from the renowned Annona specialist Chichito. The fruit boasts a delicious orange strudel flavor, with tangerine notes that are super sweet. Its pulp has a delightful combination of crispy and creamy textures, accompanied by a wonderful fragrance. Puebla, Mexico, falls into USDA Hardiness Zones 9-10. These zones are comparable to parts of the southern United States, such as southern Texas, parts of Louisiana, and coastal California. In these zones, the minimum average temperatures range from 20°F to 40°F (-6.7°C to 4.4°C). Seeds are shipped in humid vermiculite.

Seeds were imported from Mexico. This species was found growing in Puebla, Mexico. This unique Annona reticulata variety, known as 'Orange-Tangerine,' is a rare gem, handpicked and sourced from the renowned Annona specialist Chichito. The fruit boasts a delicious orange strudel flavor, with tangerine notes that are super sweet. Its pulp has a delightful combination of crispy and creamy textures, accompanied by a wonderful fragrance. Puebla, Mexico, falls into USDA Hardiness Zones 9-10. These zones are comparable to parts of the southern United States, such as southern Texas, parts of Louisiana, and coastal California. In these zones, the minimum average temperatures range from 20°F to 40°F (-6.7°C to 4.4°C). Seeds are shipped in humid vermiculite.