Acca sellowiana 25/10 Restock The fruits make a fine

The fruits make a fine substitute for the common commercial lemon

and famously durable

then passing through yellow and orange to red in autumn

the cool faces of boulders near moving water

glossy leaves so refined that few would guess the plant for a Titi at first glance

Acca sellowiana 25/10 Restock The fruits make a fineAcca sellowiana, the pineapple guava, is that rare plant that is handsome enough for the border and generous enough for the kitchen. It came to botanical notice through the German naturalist Friedrich Sellow, who collected it in southern Brazil in 1819, and it carries his name still; for years it was known, and is often still sold, as Feijoa sellowiana. Its true home is the subtropical highlands of southern Brazil, Uruguay, Paraguay, and northern