Cedar Bay Cherry Fruit Plant - Eugenia Reinwardtiana Plant Type & Years to First Fruit:Seedling ( First Fruit : 2 to 3 Years ) • Needs about 1 inch

• Needs about 1 inch of water weekly

Native to Southeast Asia and the Pacific

• Thrives in full sun or partial shade

• Needs well-drained garden soil enriched with organic matter

or crowded branches

Cedar Bay Cherry Fruit Plant - Eugenia Reinwardtiana Plant Type & Years to First Fruit:Seedling ( First Fruit : 2 to 3 Years ) • Needs about 1 inchCedar Bay Cherry (Eugenia reinwardtiana), also known as Beach Cherry, Fruiting Myrtle, Bushfood, or Bush Tucker, is a tropical evergreen shrub or small tree native to Australia and the Pacific Islands. It produces vibrant red, sweet, and juicy cherries with flavors of berry and grape and golden yellow pulp similar to nectarines. These nutrient rich fruits are packed with vitamin C, A, antioxidants, and fiber, making them both delicious and healthy.