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Cherry of the Rio Grande

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Red or orange, Cherry of Rio Grande, labelled 


The Cherry of Rio Grande (Eugenia involucrata) is a stunning, tropical fruit tree that produces delicious, sweet, and tangy fruits similar in size and taste to cherries. Its deep red to purple fruit has a juicy texture, making it perfect for fresh eating, jams, or even as a unique dessert topping. The tree itself is attractive with glossy, dark green leaves and creamy white flowers, making it an ornamental asset to any garden.


Features:


Ideal Prune Height: 2–3m


pH Growing Conditions: 5.5–7.0


Shade or Full Sun: Full sun or partial shade


Minimum Pot Year 5: 50L


Time to Fruit Age: 3–4 years


Interesting Notes: Cherry of Rio Grande is tolerant of both drought and frost once established, making it a resilient choice for a variety of climates. It’s also highly disease-resistant, making it a low-maintenance yet rewarding fruit tree for home growers.



This fruit tree is a fantastic choice for home orchards or as a potted plant. Enjoy its lush foliage and beautiful blooms while harvesting fresh cherries right from your garden!


The Cherry of Rio Grande is available in black, red, orange, and yellow. If you'd like to check current availability before purchasing, feel free to reach out to Cyrus for more information.


Keywords: Cherry of Rio Grande, Eugenia involucrata, tropical fruit, home orchard, disease-resistant, easy care



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