Surinam Cherry Black Live Plants (Eugenia Uniflora)

Common Name: Black Surinam Cherry

Botanical Name: Eugenia uniflora

General Information: The Black Surinam Cherry, also known as Brazilian, Florida, Cayenne, and Pitanga Cherries, is endemic to South America. This conical shrub or small tree has four-petal flowers on long stalks.

Taste: The sweet, juicy fruit is eaten fresh or in pastries.

Cultivation Information: The Black Surinam Cherry blooms and fruits in 3–4 years with moderate maintenance. It prefers full sun to half shade but can tolerate lesser light. It can handle full sun in summer, but partial shade is advised in hotter locations.

Health Benefits:

• Rich in vitamins A and C.
• Antioxidants shield cells from damage.
• Strengthens bones with calcium and phosphorus.
• Iron-rich, boosting protein and haemoglobin production.
• Vitamin C aids collagen synthesis and improves wound healing.
• Maintains organ function with vitamin A.