Peanut Butter Fruit Plant (Bunchosia glandulifera) Houses & Nesting sweet flavor of the Chojuro

sweet flavor of the Chojuro Asian Pear Tree

it features a compact growth habit

It is suitable for anyone who wants to learn DIY skills

Commonly associated in mixed confier forests where forest duf and fallen logs are present

Excellent cover and habitat for wildlife

Peanut Butter Fruit Plant (Bunchosia glandulifera) Houses & Nesting sweet flavor of the ChojuroYes, 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, 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 naturally