Chilean guava (forum)
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The Chilean guava description makes it sound like the perfect plant for me as I just love guavas. How would you describe the taste of the fruit? Where can I acquire some fruit to try before I buy? Will they do ok in the subtropics? So many questions, but buying plants is an investment and there's so many to choose from and with limited growing space (and budget) , I really do need to be selective.
Time: 21st August 2008 10:47am
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John says...
guavas are horible to eat.
Time: 21st August 2008 12:11pm
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HappyEarth says...
The chilean guava is quite unlike other guavas and is a real taste sensation, ... like a strawberry sherbet bomb i have heard one person describe it, although i dont think i would go that far though. It is a good choice in a shady spot of the garden and should grow and fruit in brisbane, even if you have limited space as it forms only a small shrub.
Hope this helps.
Rich
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Time: 22nd August 2008 9:14pm
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