20 GUAVA FRUIT Tree Shrub Psidium Guajava White Flowers Fruit Seeds Comb S/H

Description:
Name: Guava
Scientific name: Psidium Guajava
Color: Ivory flowers
Plant seeds: Outdoors after frost – Indoors weeks before last frost
Plant height: 30 – 40 feet
Plant spacing: 20 – 30 feet
Bloom time: Mid spring – mid fall (repeat bloomer)
Hardiness zone: 9 – 11
Light requirements: Sun
Soil and water preferences: Average
Quantity: 20 seeds

Guava trees are capable of bearing fruit after just two years of growth. The fruit is highly aromatic and can be eaten fresh or used to make pastes. As a shade-tree or shrub in gardens, guava provides not only relief from the sun but also fruits that are transformed into drinks, ice cream, and preserves. Thriving on a variety and propagating easily, guava adapts well to a range of soils and starts bearing fruit relatively quickly. It features a unique fresh aroma with a sweet musk smell and contains a higher vitamin C content than many citrus fruits. Guava also serves as an attraction for bees, birds, and butterflies while sporting evergreen leaves.