Cherry of the Rio Grande Size:1-2 feet & 1-gal Homestead's Finest: Grown with Care:

Homestead's Finest: Grown with Care: Our Lara Star Fruit Carambola Trees are cultivated in the heart of Homestead

ovoid and turn yellow when ripe

remember that the unripe fruits require patience as they mature and split open naturally before they become safe for consumption

or as a striking garnish

Sunlight Satisfactions: Flourishing in both full and partial sunlight

Cherry of the Rio Grande Size:1-2 feet & 1-gal Homestead's Finest: Grown with Care:The Cherry of the Rio Grande, also known as the Big River Cherry, is a rare and exotic fruit tree native to Brazil, Uruguay, and Paraguay. It belongs to the Eugenia family, closely related to the Surinam Cherry, Pitanga, Grumichama, and Pitomba. Despite its tropical origins, this tree is surprisingly drought tolerant and can withstand frost once mature. The fruit of the Cherry of the Rio Grande is oblong and starts with a pale pink to red skin,