Brazilian Guava (Psidium angulatum) Goji Berry and Cedar Bay Cherry’s leaves

and Cedar Bay Cherry’s leaves give off a distinctive apple scent

biodegradable

or any garden in need of a splash of color with minimal effort

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You can find them under several names including Cabelluda and cabeludinha as well

Brazilian Guava (Psidium angulatum) Goji Berry and Cedar Bay Cherry’s leavesRare Wild Guava with Fragrant Blooms and Tangy, Tropical Fruit The Brazilian Guava (Psidium angulatum) is a rare and resilient tropical fruit tree native to the Atlantic forests of Brazil and northern South America. A close relative of the common guava, this species is smaller, hardier, and deeply aromaticbearing clusters of white, sweetly scented flowers followed by round, golden yellow fruit with a tangy, complex flavor. The fruits soft, juicy pulp