Historical Significance and Cultural Value
Promotes Skin Health: The antioxidants also aid in skin rejuvenation
Flowers: Monoecious
The sweet fleshy fruits are normally eaten raw or processed into jam and jelly
Rich in Antioxidants: Loaded with vitamin C
Feijoa Fruit Plant (Acca sellowiana) Plant Type:Seedling plant Historical Significance and Cultural ValueCommon Name: Guavasteen, Pineapple Guava Botanical Name: Acca sellowiana General Information: Type: Evergreen, flowering plant Native: Highlands of southern Brazil, eastern Paraguay, Uruguay, northern Argentina, Colombia Size: 10 to 15 ft tall Fruit: Sweet aromatic fruit, Guava like taste and appearance, Creamy white flesh with translucent pulp Health Benefits: Rich in potassium, aids muscle and nerve function, regulates heartbeat, helps lower blood