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Eugenia burkartiana is a highly prized Eugenia species, regarded by collectors as one of the best in the genus, closely related in quality to Eugenia lemon cherry and Eugenia minutifolia. This small to medium-sized tree is exceptionally hardy for a tropical species, reportedly surviving temperatures down to 0 °C, making it suitable for subtropical climates.
The fruits are dark burgundy with bright red, juicy flesh that is sweet and completely free of astringency. Their appealing flavor, combined with the tree’s attractive foliage and manageable size, makes Eugenia burkartiana an outstanding choice for ornamental plantings, edible landscaping, and rare fruit collections.
Seeds are sold in packs of one. They are shipped in humid vermiculite.
Eugenia burkartiana is a highly prized Eugenia species, regarded by collectors as one of the best in the genus, closely related in quality to Eugenia lemon cherry and Eugenia minutifolia. This small to medium-sized tree is exceptionally hardy for a tropical species, reportedly surviving temperatures down to 0 °C, making it suitable for subtropical climates.
The fruits are dark burgundy with bright red, juicy flesh that is sweet and completely free of astringency. Their appealing flavor, combined with the tree’s attractive foliage and manageable size, makes Eugenia burkartiana an outstanding choice for ornamental plantings, edible landscaping, and rare fruit collections.
Seeds are sold in packs of one. They are shipped in humid vermiculite.