Thai White Guava Sub Tropical Plants Can withstand drought and even

Can withstand drought and even a light frost

Each slice has a delicate crunch that quickly gives way to a chewy

Medjool Dates tend to take years to produce so now is time to future proof your garden with this exotic plant

Best is to keep it in a covered or semi covered area for as long as possible until the stems are fully browned and thicken before introducing to the outdoors

Thai White Guava Sub Tropical Plants Can withstand drought and evenWhite Guava (Psidium guajava) Jumbo fruit, plant is about 18+ months. The Thai White guava has gained its popularity due to its super large sized fruit, mildly sweet, the white crunchy flesh is similar to an apple with an edible seeds. The skin can be smooth and sometime bumpy too. Thai White guavas are often eaten slightly under ripe and raw dipped in salt or sugar mixed with dried chili. They can be julienned and added to green mango or papaya