Pond Apple Tree Live Plant, Annona glabra, 4 Inch Pot, Native Wetland Fruit Tree, Tropical Pond Plant, Wildlife Tree

Grow a unique North American native with the Pond Apple Tree (Annona glabra), a fast-growing tropical fruit tree naturally found in wetlands, marshes, and along pond edges. Closely related to sugar apple and cherimoya, this fascinating species is prized for its glossy evergreen foliage, unusual green fruits, and exceptional adaptability to moist soils and seasonal flooding.

Pond Apple is an excellent choice for native landscapes, rain gardens, wetland restoration projects, ponds, and tropical food forests. It also serves as an important wildlife plant, providing habitat and food for birds and other native species while adding lush tropical beauty to the landscape.

You will receive one healthy, greenhouse-grown Pond Apple Tree growing in a 4-inch plastic nursery pot, carefully packaged and ready to thrive.

🌿 What's Included

• 1 Live Pond Apple Tree (Annona glabra)
• Well-established in a 4-inch plastic nursery pot
• Healthy, greenhouse-grown plant
• Carefully packaged for safe shipping

✨ Features

• Native tropical fruit tree
• Attractive glossy evergreen foliage
• Produces unique green fruits when mature
• Naturally adapted to wet soils and pond edges
• Excellent for rain gardens and wetland landscapes
• Supports wildlife and native ecosystems
• Fast-growing and easy to establish
• Great for tropical and native plant collections
• Suitable for edible landscapes in warm climates
• Greenhouse grown for healthy establishment

🌱 Growing Information

• Botanical Name: Annona glabra
• Common Name: Pond Apple
• Plant Type: Native Tropical Fruit Tree
• Pot Size: 4-inch plastic nursery pot
• Light: Full sun to partial shade
• Soil: Moist to wet, well-draining soil; highly tolerant of seasonal flooding
• Water: Prefers consistently moist soil and tolerates wet conditions
• USDA Hardiness: Zones 9–11
• Mature Size: Approximately 20–40 feet tall and 15–30 feet wide

🌼 Perfect For

• Native Plant Gardens
• Wetland Landscapes
• Pond Edges
• Rain Gardens
• Tropical Food Forests
• Wildlife Habitats
• Botanical Collections
• Collector Plant Collections