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Richard · 11-13-2009, 02:30 AM

I don't think you'll need to move it inside -- there are mamey sapote growing in coastal-influenced areas from San Diego to Santa Barbara, and a few in the Bay area as well. La Habra is a good location because the summers are warm enough for the fruit to sort of ripen. If you can get the green sapote then grow it as well because I think you'll like the fruit better.

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