Ugni molinae (Chilean Guava)
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Genus :  Ugni
Species :  molinae
Eventual Height :   150 cm
Eventual Spread :   150 cm
Position :   full sun, south, west
Soil Drainage :  moist but well drained
Soil PH :   acid, alkaline, neutral
Exposure :  sheltered
Hardiness : (H3) Tender in frost

This rare fruit was introduced to England in 1844 and became a favourite of Queen Victoria. Ugni molinae is a highly decorative plant grown for its foliage, flowers and berries. This densely foliaged, slow growing, evergreen shrub produces glossy green, aromatic leaves, in spring masses of bell-shaped white or pink flowers appear, which are followed by bright red edible berries, which can be used in pies and jams.

 
 
Quantity
 
5 Litre Pot
Price: £16.00
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