Feijoa sellowiana, Pineapple Guava drought-tolerant lance-shaped leaves rise from the

lance-shaped leaves rise from the base

lustrous foliage turning pinkish-red in fall

it can form a bright

or a sculptural form

glossy leaves are studded with unscented

Feijoa sellowiana, Pineapple Guava drought-tolerant lance-shaped leaves rise from theAn evergreen shrub 6 8' tall and wide, the Pineapple Guava has exotic looking flowers with pink and white petals and an explosion of vermillion stamens. The tasty, sweet fruit may not set every year depending upon your climate; in cooler climes plant it in a warm spot. Native to the highlands of South America, it does, however, require a cool winter to fruit well. Plant 2 for best fruit set. Minimum temperature: 0 F