Feijoa / Pineapple Guava Tree

--OVERVIEW--   Also referred to as a Pineapple Guava Tree The Feijoa, also known as Acca sellowiana, is native to South America-specifically Brazil, Paraguay, Uruguay, and northern Argentina. "Feijoa" can be pronounced many ways, depending on the region. Some variations are "fay-ho-ah" , "fay-joe-uh", and "fee-joe-uh". Their beautiful and unique red-and-white edible flowers bloom in late spring and are loved by pollinators. Feijoa trees are evergreen, drought-tolerant once established, and typically pest-resistant. They work beautifully as ornamental shrubs and privacy hedges. They can tolerate brief dips into the low 20s°F, making them one of the more cold-tolerant subtropical fruit trees. Feijoas require minimal pruning. Can be grown in the ground or in containers. Best for USDA Zones 8a-10b This tree measures approximately 24"-36" tall. These trees were propagated from seed and are not guaranteed to produce fruit. By law, we can not ship Guava plants to Hawaii.  Read more abo