Brazilian cherry

Very large-fruited pitanga. Budwood came from a plant in Honolulu. Grafted and growing in the greenhouses at Florida Southern College. It fruited within inches of the graft, in a 1-gallon pot.

Pitanga- Brazilian fruit. Yum!!

BRAZILIAN CHERRY A rare fruit that we have available for sale at our garden center - These delicious, tart fruits are native to South America and are packed with nutrients and antioxidants. They have a bright red skin and a juicy, citrus-like flavor that is perfect for making jams, jellies, and pies. Plus, they're super easy to grow from seedlings, so why not give them a try in your own backyard? We have a limited supply of Brazilian cherry seedlings available, so come by our garden center…

BRAZILIAN CHERRY A rare fruit that we have available for sale at our garden center - These delicious, tart fruits are native to South America and are packed with nutrients and antioxidants. They have a bright red skin and a juicy, citrus-like flavor that is perfect for making jams, jellies, and pies. Plus, they're super easy to grow from seedlings, so why not give them a try in your own backyard? We have a limited supply of Brazilian cherry seedlings available, so come by our garden center…

BRAZILIAN CHERRY A rare fruit that we have available for sale at our garden center - These delicious, tart fruits are native to South America and are packed with nutrients and antioxidants. They have a bright red skin and a juicy, citrus-like flavor that is perfect for making jams, jellies, and pies. Plus, they're super easy to grow from seedlings, so why not give them a try in your own backyard? We have a limited supply of Brazilian cherry seedlings available, so come by our garden center…

SN/NC: Eugenia Uniflora, Myrtaceae Family Brazil cherry, Surinam cherry, pitanga (En) Cerise de Cayenne, cerises-côtes, cerise carrée (Fr) Indonesia: ceremai belanda, dewandaru Malaysia: ceremai belanda Thailand: mayom-farang (Bangkok). Brazil cherry is native to South America from Surinam, Guyana and French Guyana to southern Brazil, Uruguay and Paraguay. At present it is grown all over the tropics and subtropics. In South-East Asia it is rare (Java, Peninsular Malaysia, the Philippines)…

Many of us know all about the Brazilian Cherry in QLD and NSW as they often grow in public areas and in some places people would say that they are a weed they grow and fruit so well. They are known for being rich in vitamins but unless you get one that is perfectly ripe it is often too tart for many peoples pallets. At Daleys we have got a new variety called Black Beauty it grows quick and has just covered in fruit each year but instead of turning bright deep red when it is ready to eat it…

Brazilian Cherry is very popular in flooring now. This exotic wood comes from a large rainforest tree - Brazilian Cherry called Guapinol in Brazil, and,

Brazilian cherry is one of the most popular imported woods in the United States today. People love due to its exotic characteristics. Brazilian cherry can give any room in your home a look and feel that traditional woods simply can't.