Guava Tree - 3-4 ft.

• SHIPPING SIZE- s come 3-4 feet tall. These are young s. You will not get a mature tree or ..
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• READY FOR GARDNERS OF ALL LEVELS - No matter where you're at in your ing journey, what your yard looks like or what you're dreaming it will look like, we've got you covered.
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• CANNOT ship to AZ due to Federal Restrictions... if you live here and order this tree, your order will be cancelled..

Although itâ€s not as commonly grown as orchard fruits or citrus fruits, the luscious tropical fruits from the Guava Tree are unbeatable for their sweet, juicy fruits. Slightly resembling a pear, because of their yellow color and shape, guava fruits are richly colored with a ruby-red pulp. Unlike other fruit trees, which require you to more than one for cross-pollination, the Guava Tree can bear fruit even if you have only one tree. But youâ€ll enjoy more fruit if you at least two trees, and a group of three is even more ideal!A Tropical Fruit in Non-Tropical AreasIf you live in USDA hardiness zones 9 through 11, you can grow your Guava Tree outdoors year-round. But if you live outside these zones, your Guava Tree will be killed by the freezing temps of winter. But not to worry – you can still grow your own guava fruits by ing the tree in a large container! If you have a sunny spot inside your home, you can let your Guava Tree spend the cold months in your warm house. Then when then weather warms up in spring, simply set the pot outside on your sunny patio, deck or front porch!To Prune or Not to Prune?Well, that depends. Weâ€ve done all the preliminary pruning for you -- to shape the young tree so itâ€s ready to bear fruit for you. So when it arrives, you donâ€t have to prune anything. In subsequent years, if you want to prune your tree to keep it smaller (particularly if itâ€s potted in a container), simply trim the branches back to a manageable size!Smoothie HeavenDo you enjoy making fruit smoothies? They taste so good…and theyâ€re so good for you! Guava fruits are naturally rich in s -- including B2, C, E and theyâ€re a rich source of potassium and iron. Pick a guava fruit off your own tree and immediately put it your blender with your favorite ingredients to enjoy the freshest-possible fruit smoothies!