Psidium spp. Hawaiian (Guava) bareroot

Psidium spp. Hawaiian (Guava) barerootPsidium guajava, commonly known as the Hawaiian Guava, is an edible fruit bearing evergreen tree with a thick, dense canopy of dull green, leathery leaves with prominent veins. It can take up to four years for guavas to produce fruit. Fruiting time can vary based on the climate, however many varieties are harvested in late spring or autumn. Guavas are ready to eat once the skin changes colour and the fruit has a strong sweet aroma. They are perfect

light cinnamon brown bark adds year-round interest

Precious makes an excellent shade tree for suburban gardens

or Ooldea Mallee

dark green foliage and produces masses of delicate pink-white blossoms in spring

Conditions: Full sun position

in a border or as a gap filler in the garden

The flowers are popular in floral arrangements as they hold their colour for long periods

Be aware -the tree can have an extensive root system so should not be planted near drains

Plant Crimsonwave as a captivating focal point to draw attention

Mesa Red is ideal for borders

frost and coast tolerant

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