Strawberry Guava

Strawberry Guava

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Strawberry Guava

Strawberry Guava

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Photos are for illustration purposes only. Plant size and appearance may vary. We carry a range of sizes from starter plants up to 5-gallon containers.

Strawberry Guava is a compact, evergreen tropical tree that earns its name from the small, round, deep-red fruits it produces — bursting with a sweet, aromatic flavor reminiscent of strawberry and classic guava. Native to eastern Brazil, it has become a beloved backyard fruit tree across Florida and other warm climates, prized for its attractive glossy foliage, fragrant white blossoms, and exceptionally productive fruiting season. These starter plants establish quickly and begin bearing fruit at a young age, rewarding gardeners with abundant harvests perfect for eating fresh, blending into juices, or making into jellies and preserves. Compact enough for containers yet vigorous enough to grow into a small screening hedge, Strawberry Guava is one of the most versatile and rewarding tropical fruit plants available for the home garden.

Health benefits

Strawberry guava fruit is nutrient-dense and packed with compounds that support overall wellness.

  • Rich in vitamin C: One serving provides a powerful dose of vitamin C, supporting immune defense, skin health, and collagen production
  • Antioxidant-rich: High in lycopene and polyphenols that help neutralize free radicals and reduce inflammation
  • Digestive support: A good source of dietary fiber that promotes healthy digestion and regularity
  • Heart health: Potassium content supports healthy blood pressure and cardiovascular function
  • Blood sugar regulation: Low glycemic index and fiber content help moderate post-meal blood glucose spikes

Plant care

Sunlight: Full sun to partial shade; best fruiting with 6+ hours of direct light daily
Watering: Moderate when young; drought-tolerant once established — water deeply but infrequently
Soil: Adaptable to most well-draining soils; tolerates sandy and slightly acidic conditions
Fertilizing: Every 2–3 months with a balanced fruit-tree fertilizer during the growing season
Pruning: Prune after fruiting to manage size and shape; responds well to regular trimming
Hardiness: USDA zones 9–11; thrives year-round in Florida's warm climate

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