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Psidium littorale - Strawberry Guava

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Psidium littorale is a captivating evergreen native to Brazil, popularly referred to as the Strawberry Guava. This vibrant specimen effortlessly infuses any landscape with an irresistibly tropical aura, towering up to an impressive 2-6 meters in full sun. Its durability extends to its tolerance for drought, demanding only moderate watering to maintain its lush, deep green foliage. The plant's genuine allure lies not just in its glossy leaves but also in the stage it sets for the enchanting contrast of its dazzling white blooms that usher in late spring. These flowers eventually make way for the eponymous guava-like fruits that color the plant with their brilliant red hue. The small crimson globes burst with a sweet, strawberry-like pulp, asserting both visual and flavor appeal. This hardy plant not only stands as an ornamental masterpiece but also serves as a perennial source of exotic treats, making it a must-have for seasoned horticulturists and beginner gardeners alike.

  • Size: Up to 2-6 meters tall
  • Flowers: Showy white blooms
  • Foliage: Glossy, deep green leaves
  • Water usage: Moderate, high drought tolerance
  • Sun exposure: Full sun
  • Edible Fruit: Produces small, red guava-like fruits with sweet, strawberry-like pulp
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