Cherry of the Rio Grande Fruit Plant - Eugenia Involucrata Plant Type & Years to First Fruit:Grafted (First Fruit : 2-3 Years) shallow terracotta pots are best

shallow terracotta pots are best for healthy growth

• In calcareous soils

• Requires minimal pruning—mainly remove dead

🦋 Pollinator Friendly: Fragrant blossoms attract bees

making it a low-maintenance fruit tree

Cherry of the Rio Grande Fruit Plant - Eugenia Involucrata Plant Type & Years to First Fruit:Grafted (First Fruit : 2-3 Years) shallow terracotta pots are bestThe Cherry of the Rio Grande (Eugenia involucrata) is a beautiful evergreen fruit shrub native to Brazil, known for its glossy green leaves, fragrant spring blossoms, and sweet cherry plum like fruits. The fruit ripens to a deep red or purple black color, offering a juicy, sweet flavor with subtle hints of banana. Perfect for tropical and subtropical gardens, its prized for its ornamental beauty, delicious fruits, and ease of cultivation. Buy Cherry