Guave Tamarillo Fruit Plant (Solanum diploconos) Plant Type:Seedling plant Summary: Carambola

Summary: Carambola

botanically classified as Inga edulis and a member of the Fabaceae family

Eating higher amounts of grapefruit may lower ischemic and intracerebral stroke risk

Botanical Name: Eugenia cribrata var "Roja"

Potential human health benefits when introduced into a dietary routine

Guave Tamarillo Fruit Plant (Solanum diploconos) Plant Type:Seedling plant Summary: CarambolaSolanum diploconos Common Name: Guave Tamarillo Botanical Name: Solanum Diploconos General Information: Type: Fast growing, short lived evergreen shrub or small tree (1 4 meters tall) Fruit: Small orange fruit, acid taste, Resembles a tree tomato in flavor, Edible raw or cooked, Thick, leathery mesocarp Grown as an ornamental due to its small size and attractive flowers and foliage Natural habitats suffering heavy declines due to human activity