Pineapple Guava in urban backyard garden (Feijoa sellowiana, Feijoa, Guavasteen) #gardening #garden

We grow the Pineapple Guava, Feijoa sellowiana. It’s botanical name was Acca sellowiana, and Pineapple Guavas are also known as Feijoa and Guavasteen. They are native to South America. It’s a slow-growing evergreen fruiting shrub.
We grow two varieties Anatoki and Takaka. We have experience with the Kaiteri and Mammoth Pineapple Guavas too.

On the other hand, there’s the Tropical Guava, Psidium guajava. Tropical Guava are also known as Guava, Guyava and Kuawa. They are native to Central America. They are also a slow-growing evergreen fruiting shrub.

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this is a pineapple guava growing in Maryland and this is a pineapple guava growing in Maryland I predicted she would flower this year and she’s absolutely loaded with flowers this is a slow growing plant that’s native to South America Zone 7 is about as cold as she wants to get really a warm weather Beauty this girl reaches 8 to 15 ft tall and I put her right along a busy road cuz I want people to see this girl I tell people I’m growing guava in Maryland along with a green tea plant and people go what what I say you can do it it’s a relatively drought resistant plant but as she flowers and fruits she does want more water this variety is self fertile and you can eat the skin on the fruit now that’s unusual for a guava self fertile and you can eat the skin just throw the whole thing into your nogget and enjoy guava fruit follow us as we grow a whole bunch of unusual and usual Fring plants if we can do it you can do it love you