Custard Apple: Custard Apple
(Annona reticulata)
Custard apples are small deciduous trees commonly found in parts of Central and South America. The 8-15 cm wide fruit are variable in shape, but are largely heart-shaped and yellow or nearly brown when ripe. The creamy-white flesh of the fruit is described as custardlike, with a sweet but less distinct flavor than other Annona species.
A mix of custard apple seed collected from trees in Southwest Florida, USA.