Cut Nut Fruit Plants (Barringtonia Edulis) Plant Type:Seedling Grape Guava

Grape Guava

this exotic fruit tree will begin producing fruit in as little as 3 to 4 years

Particularly in regions such as Maranhao

It can tolerate low to moderate light levels

Cut Nut Fruit Plants (Barringtonia Edulis) Plant Type:Seedling Grape GuavaCut Nut (Barringtonia Edulis): Botanical Name: Barringtonia Edulis Common Names: Cut Nut, Pao Nut, Boxfruit Tree, Heart Tree, Yum Yum Tree General Information: Native to Vanuatu and Fiji in the Southwest Pacific, Little evergreen trees, can grow in the sun or shade are typically cultivated for food, medicine, and wood, They make a beautiful ornamental tree for gardens, Fruits can be eaten, raw or cooked, but are described as insipid, Seeds are also