In case you never seen the fruits, their sizes are about the Kiwi. Interestingly, they stay green, and when ripe they drop off.
The scientific name of this plant is Acca sellowiana. In our areas the common names of the fruit are:
- Feijoa
- Guavasteen.
Several advantages to grow Pineapple Guava are:
- a low maintenance pant
- a small tree with sweet fruit
- and beautiful flowering
The skin of the fruit is hard, and they are very rot resistant. When ripe the fruit is very fragrant. It is a very tropical flavor.
It is extremely cold hardy that 9* F (-13* C) hard freeze. Had no effect on our small shrub.
Have you tasted of the Pineapple Guava.
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Remarkable looking plant.
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DeleteI know guava but not the pineapple variety-Christine cmlk79.blogspot.com
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In case you never seen the fruits, their sizes are about the Kiwi. Interestingly, they stay green, and when ripe they drop off.
Thanks for your sharing and happy new year already
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Had not heard of it before. Thank you for sharing.
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In case you never seen the fruits, their sizes are about the Kiwi. Interestingly, they stay green, and when ripe they drop off.
Lovely! I don't think I ever came into contact with these fruits. Happy holidays!
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thanks for your sharing
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In case you never seen the fruits, their sizes are about the Kiwi. Interestingly, they stay green, and when ripe they drop off.
Beautiful photos. ❤️
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This is very interesting, and really good information. I had never heard of this before reading about it here. Thank you for sharing it.
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In case you never seen the fruits, their sizes are about the Kiwi. Interestingly, they stay green, and when ripe they drop off.
I like the kiwi fruit. The flower is pretty.
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Interesting... I have never seen these fruits. It's always fun to learn something new.. I want to try one of them, so I'll be checking our local Fresh store...thanks for sharing.
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In case you never seen the fruits, their sizes are about the Kiwi. Interestingly, they stay green, and when ripe they drop off.
I had never seen it before and learned a lot thanks to your information. I would like to take this opportunity to wish you a happy and, above all, healthy and wonderful New Year in 2026. Thank you for all your wonderful posts this year. And also for your comments and visits on my two websites. Best wishes, Tine from the Netherlands from my nature website.
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They look so cool I have never seen them in real life
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In case you never seen the fruits, their sizes are about the Kiwi. Interestingly, they stay green, and when ripe they drop off.
Beautiful blog
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In case you never seen the fruits, their sizes are about the Kiwi. Interestingly, they stay green, and when ripe they drop off.
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ReplyDeleteVery interesting. My husband is quite a fan of guava.
ReplyDeleteI've definitely never seen these fruits before! How interesting. I'd love to get my hands on one to try.
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