Pineapple guavas are relatively low-maintenance trees and shrubs, being slow-growing and somewhat drought-tolerant once ...

Q: I have two pineapple guava trees that are three and four years old. Both trees had many blossoms last year, but less than ten this year. Neither tree has produced any fruit yet.

The roots like very modest amounts of moisture while they are forming. Here's what you do. Get rid of the pulp after you cut off the baby pineapple on top of the one you've eaten.

It can take 16 to 36 months for a pineapple crown to bear fruit, though the exact time will depend on where you're growing it. "In some northern parts of the US, they've got to survive the winter ...

WABASSO, Fla. (AP) - You might not be familiar with the Treasure Coast’s pineapple connection. There’s history to it, and remnants remain today. In the early 1900s, pineapple farms were ...