pineapple guava
Americannoun
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Outside of Paul Chan’s Silver Lake studio, the rush of L.A. turns tranquil as pineapple guava plants brush against a wall in the warm breeze.
From Los Angeles Times
Here, they planted a drought-resistant mix of California dune grass, mondo grass and poppies alongside the former owners’ birds of paradise, pink camellias and pineapple guava tree.
From Los Angeles Times
Known in the United States as the pineapple guava, it was first brought to New Zealand from South America via France and California in the early 1900s.
From New York Times
Like the pineapple guava flower and fruit pictured here.
From Seattle Times
“He grew passion fruit and pineapple guava and cherimoya, and he was always looking for seeds people brought in from Mexico, especially chiles,” Ramirez said of his father.
From Los Angeles Times
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