Eugenia sp Preta

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Quantity: 1 plant

Container: 4X4X6 Container

Eugenia sp Preta, or Eugenia sp Black, is a plant that grows to 3-4 meters according to the collector in Brazil. The fruit has a good flavor, and is sweet. It is eaten out of hand, and also used in pies and jellies. Once the fruits are fully ripe there is zero astringency. Seed was imported from Brazil. The plants are found in the south of Bahia in Brazil.

One plant is shipped per container, they are too big to combine multiple into one container. We can ship 5 4x4x6 containers for $15.

The plant photographed is similar to the one you will receive. Typically the largest plants available will be shipped out first.

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Quantity: 1 plant

Container: 4X4X6 Container

Eugenia sp Preta, or Eugenia sp Black, is a plant that grows to 3-4 meters according to the collector in Brazil. The fruit has a good flavor, and is sweet. It is eaten out of hand, and also used in pies and jellies. Once the fruits are fully ripe there is zero astringency. Seed was imported from Brazil. The plants are found in the south of Bahia in Brazil.

One plant is shipped per container, they are too big to combine multiple into one container. We can ship 5 4x4x6 containers for $15.

The plant photographed is similar to the one you will receive. Typically the largest plants available will be shipped out first.

Quantity: 1 plant

Container: 4X4X6 Container

Eugenia sp Preta, or Eugenia sp Black, is a plant that grows to 3-4 meters according to the collector in Brazil. The fruit has a good flavor, and is sweet. It is eaten out of hand, and also used in pies and jellies. Once the fruits are fully ripe there is zero astringency. Seed was imported from Brazil. The plants are found in the south of Bahia in Brazil.

One plant is shipped per container, they are too big to combine multiple into one container. We can ship 5 4x4x6 containers for $15.

The plant photographed is similar to the one you will receive. Typically the largest plants available will be shipped out first.