Jaboticaba is a unique and fascinating tropical plant native to Brazil. What sets Jaboticaba apart is its distinctive method of fruiting—small, grape-like fruits grow directly on the trunk and branches, creating an unusual and visually striking appearance. Jaboticaba is an evergreen with glossy, dark green leaves that complement the clusters of white flowers preceding the fruiting stage. Jaboticaba fruits are typically dark purple to black when mature, featuring a sweet and tart flavor. This slow-growing tree is well-suited to subtropical and tropical climates and is often cultivated for its ornamental value, as well as its delicious and unusual fruits. Botanical Name Plinia cauliflora Also Known As Jaboticaba | Jabuticaba | Guaperu | Guapuru | Hivapuru | Sabara | Ybapuru | Brazilian Grapetree | 树葡萄 | 嘉宝果 | 珍宝果 | 树葡萄 | 小硕果 Specifications Plant Type USDA Zone Light Needs Watering Needs Leaves Life Cycle Avg. Mature Size Growth Rate Bloom Time Flower Color Harvest Season Years to Bear Shrub9 - 11Partial - Full SunRegularlyEvergreenPerennial10' Tall and 10' WideModerateSpringWhiteSummer3 Years
