Ruby Supreme guava cut open to show its pink flesh

Ruby Supreme Guava Tree (Pink Guava)

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$29.99
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Ruby Supreme Guava Tree (Pink Guava)

Ruby Supreme Guava Tree (Pink Guava)

$29.99
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Ruby Supreme Guava Tree — Sweet Pink Guavas for Your Garden

Bring a familiar taste of the tropics to your backyard with the Ruby Supreme Guava Tree. Its beautiful pink-to-pinkish-red flesh makes every harvest inviting—whether you enjoy the fruit fresh, blend it into a refreshing drink, or turn it into homemade guava preserves. Imagine walking into your garden, picking a guava, and carrying its tropical aroma straight into your kitchen.

For The Island Gardeners, growing guavas is part of the connection to the island fruits that inspired our food forest. Ruby Supreme offers another delicious way to bring that experience home. Inca Plant Nursery

Fruit Flavor & Culinary Uses

Ruby Supreme is valued for its flavorful pink flesh and suitability for fresh eating, smoothies, and guava paste.

Enjoy your harvest:

  • Fresh or chilled
  • Blended into juice and smoothies
  • Made into jams, jellies, and preserves
  • Prepared as guava paste or dessert sauces

Flavor and texture vary with ripeness and growing conditions. Inca Plant Nursery

Tree Size & Garden Placement

Guavas generally grow as small trees or large shrubs and can reach approximately 20 feet when unpruned. Selective pruning helps maintain a smaller canopy and convenient harvesting access.

This is general guava guidance, rather than a precise mature-size prediction for your Ruby Supreme tree. ask.ifas.ufl.edu

Harvest Season & Your Food Forest

Harvest Planner recommendation: Confirm your local Ruby Supreme harvest season before assigning monthly filters. Flowering, pruning, weather, and tree maturity affect timing.

Plan Your Harvest Before You Plant.™

Compare locally verified harvest windows across your guavas, mangoes, avocados, and other fruit trees to help spread fresh food across more of the year.

Pollination & Plant Care

Guavas can self-pollinate; insect cross-pollination can improve yields.

  • Sunlight: Full sun for best growth and fruit production.
  • Soil: Well-drained; avoid locations that remain wet after rain.
  • Watering: Water regularly during establishment and prolonged dry periods.
  • Mulching: Mulch the root zone, keeping mulch away from the trunk.
  • Fertilizing: Follow a fruit-tree fertilizer program appropriate to tree age and label instructions.
  • Cold protection: Protect young trees during freezing weather.
  • Fruit protection: Bag developing fruit at approximately one inch in diameter to help prevent Caribbean fruit fly damage.

Harvest promptly and remove unwanted seedlings to keep guava contained in your garden. ask.ifas.ufl.edu

Picking Your Guavas

Pink guavas are generally harvested as the skin changes toward light green or yellow, then allowed to soften. Handle fruit gently and enjoy your ripe harvest promptly. ask.ifas.ufl.edu

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