The Eugenia are addicting and very easy to collect them all, I finally got a dozen
E. candolleana to sample this year and I sure wish I had 4-5 of them fruiting.
I also really enjoy the pitangatuba, E selloi, I have 10 plants and they have been
fruiting constantly for a couple years, It is very unusual and not for everyone.
I had a COR that finally fruited 40-50 last year and that is the closest I have had
to a Northern cherry, the only difference was the pulp was less per fruit.
I really enjoyed the yellow and black grumichama but like everyone said they
fruit in a small time frame. Another real nice thing is most Eugenia will fruit in a
pot and can be kept on the smaller side, There is so much variation in the fruit
within each type. Good Luck