Peanut Butter Fruit Plant (Bunchosia armeniaca)

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Peanut Butter Fruit Plant (Bunchosia armeniaca)Yes, believe it or not, this intriguing fruit from South America does have a hint of peanut butter flavor. During the first year the plant should bloom several times from March through October. Once plants reach maturity (8 10 pot), they will produce sprays of bright yellow blooms which turn into 1 oval fruits that ripen to red. Fruits have a soft, sweet, dense pulp surrounding a large seed. They produce two fruits per flower stem. The plants are

Spectacular bloom and fragrance await you

coughs and other upper respiratory ailments

The medium-sized figs are deep brown with a sweet

Mature specimens often experience a dormancy during the summer months but will soon return with vigor once the shortened day length of fall arrives

or young plants

it does best in well-drained soil and it’s an excellent choice as a street tree or landscape specimen where modest height is needed

What a perfect way to introduce children to the world of plants

This variety fruits easily and the inner flesh is light pink with very few seeds

Grow it as the focal point in the garden or a large container to add a tropical flair to your summer plantings

The large 3” blooms are eye-catching

glossy leaves and delicate

with flower color ranging from pink to salmon depending on the temperatures and light the plant receives