Copacabana Guava Live Plant (Eugenia copacabensis) Plant Type:Seedling Plant Turn excess fruit into preserves

Turn excess fruit into preserves

native to the tropical forests of Brazil

Alano sapodilla trees are slow-growing but long-lived

pleasant flavor and is often cooked to create a local beverage known as colada

Cooking and Preserves: Makes delectable jams

Copacabana Guava Live Plant (Eugenia copacabensis) Plant Type:Seedling Plant Turn excess fruit into preservesCopacabana Guava Live Plant (Eugenia copacabensis): A Rare Coastal Treasure for Exotic Fruit Gardens The Copacabana Guava, also known as Copacabana Cherry, is a fascinating and lesser known member of the Eugenia genus. Despite its common name, this plant is not a true guava (Psidium), but rather a pear shaped fruiting species within the Myrtaceae family. Native to the coastal forests of central and southern Brazil, it is an evergreen ornamental