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Yellow Guava

Psidium Littorale

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Overview

The Yellow Guava, Psidium littorale, is a subtropical evergreen shrub, reaching 6-15 ft in height. Its leathery foliage complements fragrant white flowers and lemon-yellow, oval fruits approximately 2-4 inches long. Rich in vitamin C, the fruits have a sweet-tart flavor. Thrives in full sun to light shade; prefers well-draining soil. Hardy to USDA zones 9-10. Ideal for accent or specimen planting, hedges, and edible landscapes.

Sun FullWater LowZones 10–10Type Shrub, TreeClimate Subtropical
Yellow Guava (Psidium Littorale) — The Yellow Guava, Psidium littorale, is a subtropical evergreen shrub, reaching 6-15 ft in height; rich in vitamin C, the

Culture

Sun
Full
Water
Low
USDA zones
10–10

Shape & size

Mature height
10–15 Ft.
Mature width
6–8 Ft.

Classification

Type
Shrub, Tree
Family
Myrtaceae
Climate
Subtropical

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Yellow Guava (Psidium Littorale) — making it a splendid choice for adding both aesthetic and functional elements to a landscape design; the Yellow, image 60
Yellow Guava (Psidium Littorale) — Pruning to manage shape and size is recommended; hardy to USDA zones 9 through 11
Yellow Guava (Psidium Littorale) — This evergreen shrub or small tree typically reaches an average height of 6 to 15 feet
Yellow Guava (Psidium Littorale) — The Yellow Guava is renowned for its aromatic blooms
Yellow Guava (Psidium Littorale) — elliptical leaves that are dark green in color and measure about 3 to 6 inches in length; pruning to manage, image 63
Yellow Guava (Psidium Littorale) — making it a splendid choice for adding both aesthetic and functional elements to a landscape design; the Yellow, image 112
Yellow Guava (Psidium Littorale) — Its leathery foliage complements fragrant white flowers and lemon-yellow
Yellow Guava (Psidium Littorale) — adding liveliness to any garden setting.<br><br>Upon maturation in late summer or fall; white flowers in the, image 93
Yellow Guava (Psidium Littorale) — This evergreen shrub or small tree typically reaches an average height of 6 to 15 feet; making it a splendid choice for
Yellow Guava (Psidium Littorale) — Rich in vitamin C, the fruits have a sweet-tart flavor; shrub / tree with white blooms, image 82
Yellow Guava (Psidium Littorale) — Pruning to manage shape and size is recommended; hardy to USDA zones 9 through 11, image 74
Yellow Guava (Psidium Littorale) — fluffy white petals and numerous stamens; rounded silhouette.<br><br>Its foliage is characterized by glossy
Yellow Guava (Psidium Littorale) — white flowers in the garden; this evergreen shrub or small tree typically reaches an average height of 6 to 15 feet
Yellow Guava (Psidium Littorale) — the Yellow Guava thrives in well-drained soils with regular watering to establish a deep root system; shrub /, image 97
Yellow Guava (Psidium Littorale) — rounded silhouette.<br><br>Its foliage is characterized by glossy; adding liveliness to any garden, image 88
Yellow Guava (Psidium Littorale) — approximately 2 to 4 inches in diameter; the Yellow Guava is renowned for its aromatic blooms
Yellow Guava (Psidium Littorale) — shrub / tree with white blooms; the plant bears yellow-skinned fruit
Yellow Guava (Psidium Littorale) — oval fruits approximately 2-4 inches long; these guavas offer a sweet-tart flavor and are rich in vitamin C
Yellow Guava (Psidium Littorale) — Hardy to USDA zones 9 through 11; these flowers are sure to attract pollinators, image 73
Yellow Guava (Psidium Littorale) — Hardy to USDA zones 9 through 11; these flowers are sure to attract pollinators
Yellow Guava (Psidium Littorale) — Thrives in full sun to light shade; prefers well-draining soil; ideal for accent or specimen planting, hedges, image 109
Yellow Guava (Psidium Littorale) — Its leathery foliage complements fragrant white flowers and lemon-yellow; elliptical leaves that are dark green in color and
Yellow Guava (Psidium Littorale) — as is periodic feeding with a balanced fertilizer to maintain robust health and maximize fruit production; its, image 75
Yellow Guava (Psidium Littorale) — Ideal for accent or specimen planting, hedges, and edible landscapes; fluffy white petals and numerous stamens, image 84
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