Quart plant of this Feijoa sellowiana tree also known as Pineapple Guava. It can grow to 16′-25′ and 15′ across. The grayish leaves are very fuzzy oval-shaped and about 3 inches long. The flowers are an unusual shape and pink, and when they are all in blossom the aroma can be enjoyed by anyone within 25′ of the tree in the mid-summer when in bloom. It grows in full sun to part shade with very little extra care and has very few insect problems. Hardy in zones 8-11. Enjoys cooler winters and is hardy to 10 degrees.