Guapeba da Praia Fruit Plant (Pouteria psammophila) Plant Type:Seedling plant native to the coastal zone

native to the coastal zone of the Atlantic Forest

Durian fruit is most commonly eaten raw

The tree is harvested from the wild for its edible fruit

the Plinia coronata "Olho de Boi Selection" is a regal choice

and with a taste similar to avocado

Guapeba da Praia Fruit Plant (Pouteria psammophila) Plant Type:Seedling plant native to the coastal zoneGuapeba Da Praia (Pouteria Psammophila) Common Name: Guapeba Da Praia Botanical Name: Pouteria Psammophila Bloom Time Fruiting: 3 to 4 Years Maintenance Required: Moderate General Information: A semideciduous tree native to South America, specifically eastern and northeastern Brazil. It grows 4 12 meters tall with a dense, globose crown. Harvested from the wild for local food and wood, it produces yellowish, 5cm diameter globose fruits with very sweet