Cherry Guava

The Cherry Guava (Psidium cattleyanum), also known as Cattley guava or strawberry guava, is a small tropical to subtropical fruit tree known for its sweet, tangy, cherry-sized fruit with reddish skin and a soft, aromatic pulp. The tree is compact and hardy, often growing as a shrub or small tree, and can tolerate various soil types, including poor and sandy soils. It thrives in full sun and produces abundant fruit in warm climates.

The Cherry Guava is popular for fresh eating, juicing, and making jams, and it's also highly ornamental due to its glossy leaves and attractive fruits.

Images taken on 12.03.2026