Pineapple Guava-TreePhoenix's Best Edible Evergreen Fruit Tree Pineapple Guava (Feijoa sellowiana) is one of the most rewarding fruit trees you can grow in the Phoenix Valley. This evergreen beauty delivers striking white and red flowers in spring, followed by sweet tropical fruit in fall all while providing year round silvery green foliage that looks elegant in any landscape. It handles full Arizona sun, tolerates reflected heat, and once established requires

Backfill with native soil — do not amend heavily

This evergreen shrub features the classic silvery-green olive foliage on a dense

Summer (May-Sep): Stays dense and green through extreme heat and reflected heat off walls and pavement

Best Time to Plant Trailing Indigo in Phoenix

so it is planted for vertical drama rather than massed

Very slowly — typically 2–4 inches per year in the Phoenix area

How to Plant Cascalote Tree

Plant it where it has room to reach full size — this agave demands space and rewards it with unforgettable presence in Scottsdale

Bearss Lime is the backbone of any Phoenix home citrus collection

a conversation-starting garden accent in Chandler

Spiral Cereus thrives in full sun and handles the reflected heat from block walls

It blooms best with regular irrigation but survives well on less