Mamey Sapote Tree 'Pantin' aka 'Key West'
Mamey Sapote Tree 'Pantin' aka 'Key West' - 15 Gallon is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
Fruit Tree Pot Size Reference Guide
Fruit Tree Pot Size Reference Guide
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We sell grafted fruit trees in various sizes, ranging from young 3-gallon plants all the way up to 25-gallon and larger, mature trees.
As a general rule of thumb, here’s what you can expect from each size:
3 gallon: Will take an average of 2-3 years before harvesting your first crop. Trees are small and may be just a single stem, or just starting to develop their first branches. Typical height is between 2-4 feet.
7 gallon: Will take an average of 1–2 years to produce a crop. Branching structure has started to develop, and trunks are between ½ to 1 inch thick.  Typical height is between 3-6 feet.
15 gallon: You can usually expect fruit within a year of planting, and some trees are already fruiting at this size. Branch and canopy structure has taken shape and the tree is starting to grow wider. Trunks are between 1 to 1-½ inches thick. Typical height is 5-8 feet.
25 gallon and larger: These are mature trees, and most are ready to produce fruit or have already produced.  They have been pruned and shaped multiple times at this point. Trunks are about 2” thick or larger. Typical height is 6-10 ft.
PLEASE NOTE: These descriptions are generalized - Some species of fruit trees are very quick to produce, and others take longer. For example, mulberry trees can start fruiting at a very young age, even as small as a 3 gallon. Mango, avocado, or sapodilla trees will take longer. Each species grows at a different rate and will take varying lengths of time to establish, and even different cultivars can be more precocious (quick to produce) than others.
Order Pick Up/Delivery Info
Order Pick Up/Delivery Info
When you select the “Nursery Pickup” option at checkout, please allow up to 24-48 hours for your order to be prepared for pickup. Once your order is ready for pickup, we will email you to let you know that it is ready. Plant orders may be held at the nursery for up to 10 days. If orders are not picked up within this time frame, a 15% restocking fee will be charged. If you are unable to pick up your order, please contact us to request a quote for delivery. Â
If you prefer to have us deliver your plants, select "Ship" at checkout and choose the "Local Delivery" option. Â (This option will not be visible if your order is below the $300 minimum for delivery). Â Delivery cost for orders within 20 miles is a flat rate of $50. Â If your address is further than 20 miles, we will invoice you for the additional mileage at $3/mile upon fulfilling your order. Â Deliveries are typically scheduled on Tuesdays and Wednesdays. Â Please include your phone number and any delivery instructions in the order notes.
Responsibility of Care
Responsibility of Care
Return Policy
Return Policy
Inventory Disclaimer
Inventory Disclaimer
Every day, we take great care to maintain our inventory and make real-time updates as plants come and go. Because our inventory is constantly changing, and because in-store and online purchases are being made simultaneously, it is possible for a short window to occur when an item is physically sold out, but listed as in-stock on this platform. This is rare, but in the case that it does happen, we will contact you right away and either refund the item or offer an alternative. Thank you for your understanding!
Additionally, we add new plants to the nursery on a weekly, sometimes daily basis. Check back often to see what’s in stock, and click the “Notify me when this item is available” button to get updates when your wish-list items are restocked!
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Description
Description
Latin name - Pouteria sapota
'Pantin' aka 'Key West' is a small and juicy Mamey variety, reaching peak ripeness in July and August.
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Mamey Sapote is a large, evergreen tree valued for both its sizeable fruits and its robust aesthetic. Its native to Central America and popularized in South Florida thanks to Cuban and Central American migration.
Mamey trees can grow quite large (reaching over 100’ if not maintained). The canopy is open, supporting only a few very thick branches. The dark green leaves give the mamey tree a vibrant appeal.
The flavor profile of mamey sapote fruit is deeply sweet and reminiscent of “traditional fall” flavors: think pumpkin pie meets sweet potato with hints of maple syrup. Mamey is commonly eaten raw out of hand, but is also popular in milkshakes, smoothies, baked goods, and ice cream.
All of the Mamey sapote trees at Incredible Edible Landscapes are grafted. This guarantees the fruit’s variety and a quicker yield compared to trees grown from seed. An established tree can produce hundreds of fruits, between 1-4 lbs each.Â
Mamey fruits are as lovely and unique as the trees themselves. Rough, brown skin conceals the soft scoopable flesh of the Mamey which ranges in color from salmon pink to deep red. Each fruit houses a large, shiny seed that’s practically art on its own.
Mamey sapote fruits take 1-2 ~years~ to come to full maturity on the tree. To check your mamey fruits’ ripeness, we recommend scratch testing. Without removing the fruit from the tree, scratch the rough brown outer layer of skin with a fingernail. If the deeper layer is bright green, your fruit is not ready yet; If it’s yellow, orange, red, or brown, your fruit is ready to pick. Fruits will continue to soften off the tree as long as they are picked at full maturity.Â
Mamey sapote trees prefer a well-draining soil that is deep and rich with nutrients. Wind-resistant and tolerant of coastal regions, but not drought-tolerant.Â
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Size: 40’ wide x up to 80’+ tall
Sun Requirements:Â Full Sun
Cold Hardy: Intolerant of temps below 36 degrees Fahrenheit
Harvest Season:Â Peak season April - September; year-round production
Watering requirements:Â Susceptible to drought
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