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Eugenia aggregata flowers

Eugenia aggregata flowers

Known as cherry ofthe rio grande. Another first flowering.

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Comment by Doug Hanning on September 3, 2020 at 17:53

I have had this for 4 years bought from forbidden fruit. My yellow jabs have small fruit atm. Not sure about nurseries up that way. This is my rio grande with lots of buds

Comment by Christa on September 3, 2020 at 17:34

Looking good Doug, how long did you have to wait. My plant looks good but no flowers yet.  It is often used as rootstock for rare jabos so plant your seeds.

My yellow jabo, callebuda has flowered first time this year. Living in hope of more.  Heading north for a couple of days up to Rum distillery, are there any good nurseries that you know about up there.

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