Chilean Guava 'Burbank' (Ugni molinae) Native Plantscapes NW as an understory tree in
Description
as an understory tree in coniferous forests
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Chilean Guava 'Burbank' (Ugni molinae) Native Plantscapes NW as an understory tree inPlant Description: Burbank is a variety of Chilean Guava selected for prolific fruit production by the late horticulturalist Luther Burbank. An evergreen shrub, cold hardy to 10 degrees Fahrenheit. It has bright red, edible fruit and white, bell shaped flowers. Height: 3 6 ft Bloom Time: May June Ripening Time: August September Bearing Age: 2 3 years
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