6 Pineapple Guava Live Plants, Feijoa Sellowiana, Thriving Inside 2.5" Nursery Cubes, Supplied as an Established Fruit Tree - Grow Your Own Edible Fruit - Gardens or Patios - Hardy Feijoa Trees - CitronellaKing

• ☑️ All 6 of these Pineapple Guava are fully rooted and thriving inside 2.5" Nursery Cubes. The pictures of plants in nursery cubes accurately show the plants you will receive. ☑️ INTERESTING AND ATTRACTIVE FOLIAGE - You can grow pineapple guava as a multi-stemmed shrub or prune it as a small tree with a central trunk. It features silver-green, oval foliage that remains evergreen for year-round interest. In the spring, bright, showy flowers appear. The pink and white petals surround spiky, bright red stamens. These sweet-smelling, vibrant flowers attract various birds and are edible for humans, too. ☑️ CAREFREE PINEAPPLE GUAVA - The pineapple guava is an easy fruit tree to grow. These trees are low-maintenance and resistant to pests and diseases. They may encounter a problem with black scales or fruit flies, but this is uncommon. They are vulnerable to windy conditions, so be sure to plant them in a protected location. It’s a simple task to cut the little fruits in half and scoop out the fleshy insides with a spoon. ☑️ EDIBLE FRUIT (AND FLOWERS!) - Blooms appear in the spring, and the fruit ripens in the fall. The edible blooms are said to taste like minty guava and are popular in salads and as a drink flavoring. Fruits are 2 to 3 inches long, oblong in shape (like an egg), and green. The taste has been described as a combination of banana, pineapple, guava, and kiwi. Pineapple and guava trees are slow growers, making them ideal for containers and small spaces. ☑️ CUSTOMER SATISFACTION - We provide professional customer support, and we have teams helping you. So, please contact us if you have any questions or concerns about our Pineapple Guava. We are here to help you before and after the purchase. If you face any quality problems, you can contact us. We will assist you within 24 hours. ☑️ BEAUTIFUL (AND INTERESTING) FLOWERS - In the spring, the flowers arrive and put on a pretty fabulous show. The passion-flower-esque blossoms are some of the most interesting I’ve seen. Sugary pink petals are pulled back and down over the stem, allowing rose-red stamens with gold tips to fan out. I’m not alone on this. bees, butterflies, and birds appreciate them as much as I do.