Cherry Guava (Psidium cattleianum) is an attractive evergreen shrub or small tree known for its dense foliage, smooth reddish-brown bark, and small edible fruits. Its compact growth and lush appearance make it suitable for tropical landscapes, screening, hedges, and feature planting.

Characteristics

• Dense evergreen foliage
• Compact, bushy growth habit
• Attractive reddish-brown bark
• Small edible fruits
• Hardy and adaptable
• Suitable for tropical climates

Suitable For

• Landscape projects
• Residential gardens
• Commercial developments
• Resorts and hotels
• Parks and public spaces
• Hedge and screening planting

Growing Conditions

• Light: Full sun to partial shade
• Water: Moderate watering
• Soil: Well-drained, fertile soil
• Maintenance: Low maintenance with occasional pruning

Landscape Uses

Cherry Guava is commonly used for hedges, screening, borders, feature planting, and naturalistic landscape designs. Its dense foliage provides greenery and privacy, while its fruits add additional ornamental and edible value to tropical gardens.