Originally from Brazil, Feijoa sellowiana is a cold hardy guava that can be grown as far north as middle Georgia. These evergreens have striking glossy-green leaves that are silvery white underneath.

Plants bloom in May and are covered with tiny orchid-like pink and crimson blossoms. By August, the plum-shaped fruits are ready to eat and are harvested when they fall to the ground. Simply slice open and scoop out the delectable, creamy flesh. The flavor is considered by many true guava lovers to be the best in the world. Use fresh in fruit salads, or make guava jelly and jam.

These trouble-free trees rarely exceed 18 feet in height. When lightly pruned they develop into graceful, small trees. They can be trimmed into bold, short hedges or tall, thick privacy screens. Pineapple Guavas need cross-pollination, so be sure to get at least two plants to ensure a good crop.

PINEAPPLE GUAVA VARIETIES

SELECT SEEDLINGS Collected from our mother hedge, these plants are chosen for their superior flavor and large size. All are open pollinated seedlings. They are a mix of Mammoth, Trask, Nezbeth and select seedlings we've collected through the years. Be sure to get two or three plants to ensure good pollination. Ripens late August-mid-October. Zones 8B-10. $26.99 3 gal (3-4ft).





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