Eugenia sp. Caribeña
Eugenia sp. Caribeña is a rare Eugenia species that grows along the Colombian Caribbean coast, very close to the sea. The tree reaches only about 3 meters in height and has beautiful, long thin leaves that are highly ornamental. It also produces stunning white flowers, adding to its visual appeal.
The fruit turns yellow when fully ripe, usually contains one or two seeds, and has a juicy, sweet-tart flavor. It is delicious eaten fresh out of hand and is very juicy.
This species is great for container growers since it can be easily kept small. It is extremely rare, with only a couple of known trees of this species in existence.
Seeds are sold individually and shipped in moist vermiculite to ensure optimal freshness and viability.
Eugenia sp. Caribeña is a rare Eugenia species that grows along the Colombian Caribbean coast, very close to the sea. The tree reaches only about 3 meters in height and has beautiful, long thin leaves that are highly ornamental. It also produces stunning white flowers, adding to its visual appeal.
The fruit turns yellow when fully ripe, usually contains one or two seeds, and has a juicy, sweet-tart flavor. It is delicious eaten fresh out of hand and is very juicy.
This species is great for container growers since it can be easily kept small. It is extremely rare, with only a couple of known trees of this species in existence.
Seeds are sold individually and shipped in moist vermiculite to ensure optimal freshness and viability.
Eugenia sp. Caribeña is a rare Eugenia species that grows along the Colombian Caribbean coast, very close to the sea. The tree reaches only about 3 meters in height and has beautiful, long thin leaves that are highly ornamental. It also produces stunning white flowers, adding to its visual appeal.
The fruit turns yellow when fully ripe, usually contains one or two seeds, and has a juicy, sweet-tart flavor. It is delicious eaten fresh out of hand and is very juicy.
This species is great for container growers since it can be easily kept small. It is extremely rare, with only a couple of known trees of this species in existence.
Seeds are sold individually and shipped in moist vermiculite to ensure optimal freshness and viability.