Feijoa Anatoki*

$39.99

Feijoa sellowiana ‘Anatoki’

Compact, medium-sized, hardy and vigorously growing tree. Large, lush, dark green leaves with silvery undersides and a mass of brilliant red, Pohutukawa-like flowers in summer. Feijoa are very adaptable and make excellent choices for screening and hedges. Grows approximately 4m high x 3m wide in 10 years. Evergreen.

Unusual fruit which is much rounder in shape than the traditional ovular shape of other Feijoas. Quite large, exceptionally sweet fruit produced early in the season – around March-April. Partially self fertile but fruit set will greatly increase and be more reliable when planted with a Feijoa of another variety to cross-pollinate. Brilliant source of vitamin C and dietary fibre.

Plant all year round in fertile, well drained soil with plenty of organic matter in a full sun position. Mulch after planting to support a healthy root system. Frost and drought tolerant. Performs best in average-drier soils with moisture during fruit development, but will tolerate periods of quite wet conditions. Fertilise in late winter.

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Sunlight:Full sun
Temperature:Low, frost hardy
Wind:Tolerant of strong wind, non coastal, Tolerant of coastal (salt) exposure
Moisture:Grows in wet/boggy soil or needs a lot of moisture, Grows in average garden conditions, Grows in dry conditions, needs perfect drainage
Texture:Light, loose, free, Average garden conditions, Heavy/clay soils
Colour:Red
Height:4m
Width:3m
SKU: 104410 Categories: , ,

Description

Feijoa sellowiana ‘Anatoki’

Compact, medium-sized, hardy and vigorously growing tree. Large, lush, dark green leaves with silvery undersides and a mass of brilliant red, Pohutukawa-like flowers in summer. Feijoa are very adaptable and make excellent choices for screening and hedges. Grows approximately 4m high x 3m wide in 10 years. Evergreen.

Unusual fruit which is much rounder in shape than the traditional ovular shape of other Feijoas. Quite large, exceptionally sweet fruit produced early in the season – around March-April. Partially self fertile but fruit set will greatly increase and be more reliable when planted with a Feijoa of another variety to cross-pollinate. Brilliant source of vitamin C and dietary fibre.

Plant all year round in fertile, well drained soil with plenty of organic matter in a full sun position. Mulch after planting to support a healthy root system. Frost and drought tolerant. Performs best in average-drier soils with moisture during fruit development, but will tolerate periods of quite wet conditions. Fertilise in late winter.

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