Pineapple Guava Live Plants, 2 Acca sellowiana Feijoa Fruit Trees, Edible Flowers, Aromatic Tropical Fruit, Evergreen Shrubs

Pineapple Guava Live Plants – Acca sellowiana (Feijoa) – 2 Plants

Bring evergreen beauty, edible flowers, and aromatic tropical fruit to your garden with Pineapple Guava (Acca sellowiana), also known as Feijoa. These versatile fruit-bearing shrubs feature attractive silver-green foliage and can be grown as specimen plants, privacy hedges, or large-container specimens.

Each order includes 2 fully rooted, potted Pineapple Guava plants grown in a soilless planting mix.

Plant Features

• Botanical Name: Acca sellowiana

• Common Names: Pineapple Guava, Feijoa

• Quantity: 2 live plants

• Growth Habit: Evergreen shrub or small specimen tree

• Mature Height: Approximately 6–15 feet

• Foliage: Silver-green evergreen leaves

• Flowers: Beautiful edible flowers

• Fruit: Aromatic, tropical-flavored fruit

• USDA Hardiness Zones: 8–11

• Chill Requirement: Approximately 50–200 hours below 45°F

Growing Conditions

Pineapple Guava prefers full sun, ideally receiving at least 6 hours of direct sunlight daily. It tolerates partial shade, although good sunlight encourages better flowering and fruit production.

For best results:

• Plant in rich, slightly acidic to neutral, well-draining soil.

• Water deeply and regularly during dry summer weather.

• Established plants are drought-tolerant.

• Provide afternoon shade in climates with prolonged temperatures above 100°F.

• Protect plants from strong winds and provide a sheltered location in colder growing areas.

Cold Hardiness

Pineapple Guava is notably cold-hardy for an evergreen fruit-bearing plant and can tolerate temperatures down to approximately 15°F. Prolonged exposure below 15°F can cause significant damage and may reduce fruit production the following season.

Leaves may drop when temperatures fall below approximately 12°F, but they generally regrow the following spring. In areas below USDA Zone 8, provide wind protection and a sheltered growing location.

Fruit Production and Pollination

Pineapple Guava is considered self-fertile, so a single plant can produce fruit. Having two plants also gives you the opportunity for cross-pollination, which can often result in a larger harvest and better-quality fruit.

Landscape Uses

These attractive, productive evergreens are suitable for:

• Fruit-bearing specimen shrubs or small trees

• Privacy hedges

• Edible landscaping

• Large-container planting

• Ornamental garden features

Pineapple Guava is generally deer-resistant, relatively pest-free, and responds well to pruning.

Shipping and Plant Care

• Includes 2 fully rooted, potted live plants.

• Plants are grown in a soilless planting mix.

• Detailed planting, growing, and care instructions are included.

• Additional growing assistance is available by phone or email.

Shipping Information

Free shipping is included to most locations. We cannot ship to Alaska, APO addresses, or U.S. Territories. Remote locations may require a freight surcharge.

For plant protection, orders will be held if local temperatures are above 89°F or below 20°F. Please enter your desired ship date in the Special Instructions to Seller at checkout.

Every plant is inspected before shipment. If your plants arrive damaged, contact us promptly and include photos of the package and plants so we can help resolve the issue.

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