Red Jamaican Cherry (Strawberry Tree) - Muntingia calabura
Red Jamaican Cherry (Strawberry Tree) - Muntingia calabura
Red Jamaican Cherry (Strawberry Tree) - Muntingia calabura
Red Jamaican Cherry (Strawberry Tree) - Muntingia calabura
Red Jamaican Cherry (Strawberry Tree) - Muntingia calabura
Red Jamaican Cherry (Strawberry Tree) - Muntingia calabura

Red Jamaican Cherry (Strawberry Tree) - Muntingia calabura

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The Red Jamaican Cherry Tree (Muntingia calabura) is named for berries that look like cherries and taste like nature's cotton candy. When mature, it fruits abundantly, quickly, and year-round. It is known by many different names, such as strawberry tree (since its leaves look like a strawberry plant), Panama berry tree, cotton candy berry tree, and jam fruit tree. There is also a Yellow Jamaican cherry variety that produces yellow berries. Both types look the same, have the same care needs, and taste similarly amazing. The yellow type is more rare.

  • Average mature height: 25 to 40 feet
  • Light: Full to part sun
  • Soil: Drought tolerant
  • Zones: 10-11
  • Plants range from 3-8 inches tall in 3-inch-deep pots
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Louisiana

Arrived not only on time but In Great condition. Looking forward to future purchases...

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Cullen

Tree came in in perfect condition, even had a few flowers 5 out of 5

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Liza

I've been looking for this plant forever! It came in strong and healthy. Hopefully it'll grow fast. :)

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Maegan
Arrived nice and healthy. And is doing wel...

Arrived nice and healthy. And is doing well

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Javonte
Instructions followed care has begun despi...

Instructions followed care has begun despite loss of many leaves and padding