Surinam Cherries are native to South America and grow well in subtropical and tropical climates around the world. The plant grows as a bush or small tree. They are fast to produce fruit and can often fruit multiple times a year.
INVISV on Nostr: For today's #FruitFriday let's talk about Surinam Cherry (Eugenia uniflora). A ...
For today's #FruitFriday let's talk about Surinam Cherry (Eugenia uniflora). A distant Guava relative, Surinam Cherries are a tasty treat about the size of a temperate Cherry but with a distinct range of flavors. As a mostly-wild species, there are only a few cultivars in circulation, but the best among them are significantly better than the best temperate Cherry, with a complex intensely sweet and tangy flavor. The fruits are very delicate and typically have little ridges on them, making them difficult to ship.
Surinam Cherries are native to South America and grow well in subtropical and tropical climates around the world. The plant grows as a bush or small tree. They are fast to produce fruit and can often fruit multiple times a year.
Surinam Cherries are native to South America and grow well in subtropical and tropical climates around the world. The plant grows as a bush or small tree. They are fast to produce fruit and can often fruit multiple times a year.