Myrciaria sp. 'Cambui Damasco'
Myrciaria sp. 'Cambui Damasco' is a striking and highly unusual species discovered at 700–800 meters elevation in the highlands of Minas Gerais, Brazil. Growing in a cooler, upland environment, this species is likely cold hardy, making it an exciting prospect for growers in subtropical climates.
What sets this Myrciaria apart is its distinctive growth habit. Unlike typical jaboticaba-type trees, Cambui Damasco develops a tall, upright trunk and a form that resembles a dwarf pine—a truly unique silhouette in the Myrtaceae family.
The fruits are just as extraordinary. They feature a dark blue skin with a striking orange pulp, delivering a sweet, rich flavor that is remarkably similar to a perfectly ripe apricot. This unusual color combination and standout flavor make it a must-have for collectors and rare fruit enthusiasts.
Whether you're drawn to its one-of-a-kind appearance or the luscious, apricot-like fruit, Myrciaria sp. 'Cambui Damasco' is a rare find with exceptional potential for both landscaping and fresh snacking.
Regarding the watermark - The Seeds District is a passion project created in collaboration with Bellamy Trees and the Seeds Hunter. Our mission is to preserve rare fruit species and share them with passionate growers around the world. By getting these unique plants into the hands—and yards—of dedicated enthusiasts, we’re helping ensure their survival for generations to come.
Seeds are sold in packs of 1. Seeds are shipped in humid vermiculite.
Myrciaria sp. 'Cambui Damasco' is a striking and highly unusual species discovered at 700–800 meters elevation in the highlands of Minas Gerais, Brazil. Growing in a cooler, upland environment, this species is likely cold hardy, making it an exciting prospect for growers in subtropical climates.
What sets this Myrciaria apart is its distinctive growth habit. Unlike typical jaboticaba-type trees, Cambui Damasco develops a tall, upright trunk and a form that resembles a dwarf pine—a truly unique silhouette in the Myrtaceae family.
The fruits are just as extraordinary. They feature a dark blue skin with a striking orange pulp, delivering a sweet, rich flavor that is remarkably similar to a perfectly ripe apricot. This unusual color combination and standout flavor make it a must-have for collectors and rare fruit enthusiasts.
Whether you're drawn to its one-of-a-kind appearance or the luscious, apricot-like fruit, Myrciaria sp. 'Cambui Damasco' is a rare find with exceptional potential for both landscaping and fresh snacking.
Regarding the watermark - The Seeds District is a passion project created in collaboration with Bellamy Trees and the Seeds Hunter. Our mission is to preserve rare fruit species and share them with passionate growers around the world. By getting these unique plants into the hands—and yards—of dedicated enthusiasts, we’re helping ensure their survival for generations to come.
Seeds are sold in packs of 1. Seeds are shipped in humid vermiculite.
Myrciaria sp. 'Cambui Damasco' is a striking and highly unusual species discovered at 700–800 meters elevation in the highlands of Minas Gerais, Brazil. Growing in a cooler, upland environment, this species is likely cold hardy, making it an exciting prospect for growers in subtropical climates.
What sets this Myrciaria apart is its distinctive growth habit. Unlike typical jaboticaba-type trees, Cambui Damasco develops a tall, upright trunk and a form that resembles a dwarf pine—a truly unique silhouette in the Myrtaceae family.
The fruits are just as extraordinary. They feature a dark blue skin with a striking orange pulp, delivering a sweet, rich flavor that is remarkably similar to a perfectly ripe apricot. This unusual color combination and standout flavor make it a must-have for collectors and rare fruit enthusiasts.
Whether you're drawn to its one-of-a-kind appearance or the luscious, apricot-like fruit, Myrciaria sp. 'Cambui Damasco' is a rare find with exceptional potential for both landscaping and fresh snacking.
Regarding the watermark - The Seeds District is a passion project created in collaboration with Bellamy Trees and the Seeds Hunter. Our mission is to preserve rare fruit species and share them with passionate growers around the world. By getting these unique plants into the hands—and yards—of dedicated enthusiasts, we’re helping ensure their survival for generations to come.
Seeds are sold in packs of 1. Seeds are shipped in humid vermiculite.