Myrtus ‘Ugni’ Cranberry Standard

Myrtus Ugni; commonly known as Chilean Guava or Ugni molinae; is sometimes trained into a standard (tree-form) shape for ornamental appeal. It is an evergreen shrub that produces small; aromatic; cranberry-like fruits with a sweet flavor.

Key Features of Myrtus ‘Ugni’ (Cranberry
Foliage: Small; glossy; dark green leaves that are aromatic when crushed.

Flowers: Small; pale pink or white; bell-shaped flowers in spring and summer.

Fruit: Edible red to dark purple berries in autumn; tasting like a mix of strawberry and cranberry.

Growing Conditions: Prefers well-draining soil; full sun to partial shade; and protection from harsh frost.

This plant is excellent for containers; patios; or as a decorative specimen in gardens. Let me know if you need care tips!