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Psidium guajava Family: Myrtaceae Tropical Guava, Guajava Origin: Tropical America           This American fruit is well known throughout the tropics. Usually, it is a low growing tree 6 to 25 feet high. The smooth, reddish brown bark peels off in large flakes to reveal a smooth grey inner bark. It is a good tropical fruit tree not fussy on the soil quality, and produces fruit year after year. In shape, size and other characteristics, the fruits of the numerous varieties are extremely variable. In color, the skin may be greenish white, yellowish, or pink. In flavor, varieties range from sweet to tart, all with the characteristic musky flavor and odor of the guava more or less pronounced. Guava fruits also vary in the thickness of the fleshy mesocarp, which in some varieties is extremely thin. Most varieties bear many seeds embedded in the soft pulp of the center. Upon ripening, the guava becomes soft and juicy. It may be eaten fresh, made into a juice or nectar contain fruit pulp, or made into preserves, jam, jelly, or paste. The guava is an excellent source of vitamin C . Read more - Article about Guava. Read more about this fruit tree. |  Fruiting in 7 gal container |
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