Pineapple guava (Acca sellowiana) Edible Flowers and Aromatic, Tropical Fruit

Pineapple guava (Acca sellowiana) Edible Flowers and Aromatic, Tropical FruitPineapple guava (Acca sellowiana) is a hardy, evergreen shrub that thrives in mild to temperate regions. USDA zones 8 11. It produces stunning, edible flowers and aromatic, tropical fruit. The plant adapts well to diverse landscaping needsfrom specimen trees, privacy hedges to large containers. Grows 6 15 foot tall. Silver green evergreen foliage. It is remarkably cold hardy for a fruit bearing evergreen, tolerating temperatures down to 15 degrees.

With finely textured leaves and gorgeous winter form

especially when highlighted by sunlight or a backdrop of greenery

Cascade Gold raspberries are a new summer bearing golden raspberry variety from Washington State University

or make pies and jellies

Plants are now 15 - 30 inches tall

sharp thorns make this tree unsuitable for home landscapes

Large 2 Year Old Plants -We have learned that pruning cane to 2-4 inches tall increases survival rate

large berry size

bell-shaped flowers cover the tree in late Spring hanging in abundance from the horizontal branches

If colder zone

and desserts

Pinus nigra