Cherry of Rio Grande (Black) Seedling Colour/Flowers or simply growing in a

or simply growing in a container

The main key to their survival is to protect from frost and make sure their roots aren't saturated over winter

These are outdoor grown Kentias

The strap-like leaves are wide and corrugated with a smooth margin

Cherry of Rio Grande (Black) Seedling Colour/Flowers or simply growing in aThe Cherry of Rio Grande (Eugenia involucrata) is a highly ornamental tree shrub that produces very tasty fruit described as tasting somewhere between a cherry and a plum. It is cold hardy down to 6c and a heavy producer, quite suitable to New Zealand growing in most places. Fruiting usually begins within 3 5 years by which time it can be quite productive but can sometimes take longer. This seedling is quite small but healthy and definitely sturdy