Keep an eye on A.M. Leonard.com when they offer free shipping.

https://www.amleo.com/rice-hull-bale/p/VP-RHB/

Arrived home this afternoon to find my visitors have departed. Checked other trees and around the exterior
of the house and found no sign of them. Love it when mother nature does her best work.

Sounds like this one doesn't live up to its description.

PM sent

Thanks for all of the recommendations and information. I am a honey lover and find bees to be
fascinating creatures and would never harm them. They seem pretty docile, even when I stood
close to take the pictures.

I'm taking a wait and see position at this point. If it continues to grow and become a potential
hazard (Neighbor's kids, etc.), I will have a relocation specialist come in a move them to a safe area.

Is it a chilian guava? How big is the berry?

I don't know. She said that her mother would make jams/jelly with them in Virgin Islands.

Hi

Are feijoas self fertile? Or you need more varieties?

Thanks

Onur,

According to this article "Two or more bushes should be planted together for cross-pollination unless the cultivar is known to be self-compatible."

https://www.crfg.org/pubs/ff/feijoa.html

My inga edulis doesn't seem bothered by the humidity.

I am growing one that produced it's first fruit this year. Surprisingly good.

How many years to fruit?

Can someone identify what it is and how it's used.

Thanks,
Michael