Guava - Purple Asia Trees are very cold sensitive

Trees are very cold sensitive and are only suited to the tropics

The plant takes its name from the region of Millaa Millaa in the Atherton Tablelands of Far North Queensland

The tree makes an ideal specimen plant due to its attractive foliage and has the added bonus of producing large quantities of fruit

For example Mexico's 'Brewster' lychee season begins in April

Dwarf Duccase banana

Guava - Purple Asia Trees are very cold sensitiveVery sweet Small Screening A small growing, evergreen tree or shrub that produces abundant small, purple fruit. Skin: Light purple to a rusty red maroon colour, depending on the direct sunlight. Can be a bit bumpy, but mostly smooth. Flesh: Light pinkish cream flesh colour. Soft texture. Centre can have multiple small seeds. Flavour: Sweet floral, mild. Strong aroma. Culture: Hardy plant, suited to subtropical climates. Pollination: Self fertile.