Anatoki Pineapple Guava Bush

Feijoa sellowiana USDA HARDINESS ZONES: 8 – 10; approximately 100 chill hours to set fruit. Cold hardy to 15 degrees, but fruit set unlikely. Prefers temps below 95 degrees. Younger pineapple guava plants (1-3 years old) are more sensitive to cold weather and drought than older, established plants. POLLINATION: Self-fertile, but planting at least two varieties yields better fruit production RIPENING DATE: Ripens early in the season MATURE HEIGHT: 8 to 12 feet tall SPACING: Plant trees 15 feet apart in full sun