One of the easiest fruits to grow! Pineapple guava gets its name from the flavor of the sweet, dark green, apricot size fruit. Hardy and exotic, pineapple guava is great for small gardens. May be planted singly, but to ensure fruit set, at least two must be planted for cross-pollination.

Sun: Full sun to partial shade.

Soil: Variety of soil types, though it prefers slightly acidic soil.

Water: Water weekly in the absence of rain. As the tree matures, its drought tolerance increases.

Zones:  8-11