where the two main varieties are the African pride and the pink mammoth. The unique creamy texture of custard apple makes it ideal to use in ice cream and sorbets, teamed with other seasonal ...

Paxton Prolific is a modern selection of the popular Pinks Mammoth variety ... should think carefully before they plant a custard apple in domestic gardens as these trees require considerable ...

They expect to pick between 4,000 and 5,000 trays of the Pinks Mammoth variety off their ... an earlier than usual start to this year's custard apple harvest. "We've heard that African Pride ...

“Because I have mostly pink mammoth trees, they normally don ... who was an early pioneer of the custard apple industry. “He is the guru of custard apples,” Paul said.

Australian custard apples are also unique; botanically an atemoya, they’re probably cherimoya (Annona cherimola) crossed with sugar apple (Annona squamosa), the Queensland Department of ...

Custard apple trees throughout Queensland are starting to flower, as the summer months approach. The Sunshine Coast produces the bulk of Queensland’s 60,000 custard apples, with 19,000 trees ...