Tropical Fruit Tuesdays: Sugar Apples, Atemoyas, and Guanábanas (Soursops) @MiamiDadeExtension
Tropical Fruit Tuesdays: Sugar Apples, Atemoyas, and Guanábanas (Soursops) @MiamiDadeExtension
Uploaded November 2021 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
The UF/IFAS Tropical Fruit Extension agent for Miami-Dade County, Jeff Wasielewski, teaches you how to successfully grow annonas: sugar apples, atemoyas, and guanábanas (soursops). This is part of the Tropical Fruit Tuesdays webinar series.
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Tropical Fruit Tuesdays: Sugar Apples, Atemoyas, and Guanábanas (Soursops)

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