Funny you posts this... I just ordered one yesterday. I am expecting to receive it by Friday. Will keep you informed on how well it does.

Hey nullzero, I just ordered one today from Baylaurel nursery. Its a small plant at 8-12 inches so I'll have to be patient to get some fruit from it. I hope it tastes half as good as it sounds!

Simon,

I ordered from Bay Flora, I will update you on the size. It is being shipped in a 1 gal container. Can take some pictures of it possibly this weekend.

I've got a plant going, I keep it in filtered sun, potted for now. I believe Ben P in San Diego has his fruiting bush in the ground at his home. It is a pretty plant, unfortunately no blooms yet. I will eventually plant it in the ground once we add the deck onto the back of the house.

I believe Ben P was selling plants at the greenscene.

-Ethan

Whoops, I meant I ordered mine from Bay Flora and not Bay Laurel. The description of the fruit sounds very tasty. On the Australian website, they didn't mention that it was sweet but they did mention it had a very tropical taste that was pretty intense. If it turns out to be sour, I can suck on a Miracle Fruit before chowing down. I'll try to get my lazy self to take some pictures once I receive my tree.

Simon

Hey Simon,

What is your e-mail address?

Thanks,

Jacob

I received my Ugni Molinae on Friday. Here is a picture of the tree.

Very healthy and good sized specimen. I was very happy with my order from Bay Flora.

Hey nullzero, I recieved mine a few days ago and it looks just like yours. Mine has new leaves popping out and I believe some flower buds are starting to open as well.

Simon

Intense burst of flavor with each fruit. Tiny though. Would be tedious to harvest by hand. A tarp under a shaken bush might work. I enjoyed them. Saved seed and will sow this month. Was not aware of thpossible Chilean guava connection.....and I bough Chilean guava seeds ( regular and black).. Hmmmm

My Tazziberry has tons of flowers on it now and the flowers are pinkish in color. My plant is only about 10 inches high and 10 inches wide but its got lots of flowers. I hope I get to taste some this year.

abayomi, I wonder what the difference between the regular and black is?

See the link. I though trade winds was selling a 'real' guava variety....apparently not!

Here is a link that might be useful: Black Chilean guava