Sapodilla trees · Updated October 16, 2026

Sapodilla trees

Soft and sweet when ripe. Grafted trees usually start bearing in their second to fourth year (UF/IFAS).

  • 3 gallon$60
  • 7 gallon$100
  • 15 gallon$200
  • 25 gallon$335

Sold out means we don't have it right now. Ask, and we'll let you know when it's in.

In our pots today

Ready now

Potted and ready to go home. Hold one by text, then pick it up by appointment in New Port Richey.

Sapodilla7 gal

Butterscotch

A large-fruited sapodilla. Nurseries describe the flavor as caramel or brown sugar.

  • Fruit mainly May to Sept
  • 7-gallon pot · 1 ready
Questions about Butterscotch
Price$100Hold it

Questions about a tree? Most answers are already in our questions and answers: cold snaps, pots, pruning, when it fruits. Still need help? Call or text 727-777-2834.

Where to start

Which sapodilla to plant first

From UF/IFAS's table of sapodilla cultivars; these are rated 'very good' to 'excellent' for quality with good yields. Note: UF/IFAS has assessed sapodilla as invasive in central and south Florida and does not recommend planting it; see the sapodilla questions for what that means.

Sapodilla

11 varieties · 1 in stock · Sapodilla questions

  • 3 gal$60
  • 7 gal$100
  • 15 gal$200
  • 25 gal$335
  • Butterscotch3 gal $60 · 7 gal $100 · 15 gal $250 · 25 gal $4157 gal in stock · $1003, 15, 25 gal sold out

Sold out right now, all sizes

  • Alano
  • Hasya
  • Makok
  • Molix
  • Morena
  • Silas Woods
  • Tikal
  • Gigantia
  • Ox
  • Thai Love