Chilean Guava (Ugni molinae) Supports Mammals Olive trees are wind pollinated

Olive trees are wind pollinated and should be planted no more than 20 ft apart for best results

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Chilean Guava (Ugni molinae) Supports Mammals Olive trees are wind pollinatedPlant Description: A very attractive shrub, Chilean Guava produces profuse, fragrant, small white flowers followed by pretty red berries. Sweet with a sprightly, Guava like flavor and fragrance. Fruit are delicious for fresh eating and for making jams and jellies. Makes a nice container plant and can be brought inside when severe cold threatens. Self fertile and hardy to about 10 F, possibly lower once established. Height: 3 4 ft Watering Needs: