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Name: The Plant Company
Address: 284 Meeanee Road, Meeanee, Napier, 4112, New Zealand
Telephone: 0800 843 752
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If you're looking to buy feijoa tree NZ gardeners trust for productivity, flavour, and resilience, you've come to the right place. Feijoa trees are fast-growing fruit trees that thrive in New Zealand's unique climate, providing delicious, aromatic fruit with a range of health benefits. Whether you want a single specimen for your backyard or to start a home orchard, feijoas are well-loved for their easy care and versatility. Discover top feijoa varieties, planting tips, and everything you need to get started with feijoas in Aotearoa.

Feijoa 'Wiki Tu'

Feijoa Wiki Tu produces high yields of medium-sized fruit that are light green, sweet, and flavorsome. This evergreen shrub typically grows to 2.5 m tall and the same wide, but can be trimmed as necessary. Feijoa Wiki Tu is commonly grown for fruit production, trimmed into a hedge, used for screening, included in cottage gardens, or added to a mixed planting.

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From $299.92

Suited to regions: All regions

Plant type: Fruit Trees

Height: 2.50 m

Spread: 2.50 m

Flowering time: Summer

Tolerances: Coastal, Hardy

Garden uses: Hedging, Living areas, Pool areas, Screening

Garden styles: Backyard, City & Courtyard, Coastal, Formal, Frontyard, Mediterranean, Modern

Feijoa 'Antoinette'

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Feijoa Antoinette produces tasty, medium-sized fruit in autumn. This evergreen shrub typically grows to 3 m tall and the same wide, though it can be trimmed to smaller sizes as necessary. Feijoa Antoinette is commonly grown for fruit production, trimmed into a hedge, used for screening, or added to a mixed planting. The Plant Company recommends planting at least two feijoa varieties to provide more prolonged fruiting and improved yields.

Buy Feijoa 'Antoinette'

From $35.03

Suited to regions: All regions

Plant type: Fruit Trees

Height: 3.00 m

Spread: 3.00 m

Flowering time: Summer

Tolerances: Coastal, Hardy

Garden uses: Hedging, Living areas, Pool areas, Screening

Garden styles: Backyard, City & Courtyard, Coastal, Formal, Frontyard, Mediterranean, Modern

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Why Choose a Feijoa Tree for Your New Zealand Garden?

Feijoa trees (also known as pineapple guava) are perfectly suited to NZ conditions. They tolerate coastal winds, mild frosts, and a range of soils, making them a favourite among both new and experienced gardeners. When you buy feijoa tree NZ residents enjoy reliable cropping, fragrant spring flowers that attract beneficial pollinators, and robust, evergreen foliage that doubles as a privacy hedge.

Not only do feijoas make an excellent edible landscape choice, but their fruit is packed with Vitamin C and antioxidants. With a range of varieties adapted to local climates, you can enjoy an extended harvest and unique flavours by planting more than one type.

Top Feijoa Varieties Available

When you're ready to buy feijoa tree NZ wide, choosing the right variety makes all the difference. Some of our most popular cultivars include:

Feijoa 'Unique': This self-fertile variety is perfect for smaller gardens, known for early fruiting and excellent flavour—even with just one tree.
Feijoa Feijoa sellowiana: The classic feijoa species, prized for its aromatic fruit and attractive silver-green foliage. A fantastic option for home and landscape use.
Feijoa 'Gemini': Noted for its large, sweet fruit and strong growth, 'Gemini' is a favourite for those seeking heavy crops.
Feijoa 'Opal Star': With juicy, tangy-sweet fruit and vigorous growth, 'Opal Star' is well-suited for NZ backyards.
Feijoa 'Antoinette': This variety stands out for its reliable yields and unique, aromatic taste profile.

How to Grow and Care for Your Feijoa Tree

Plant your feijoa tree in a sunny, well-drained spot for the best results. Feijoas are relatively drought-tolerant once established, but regular watering helps during dry spells and fruit set. Mulch around the base of your tree, feed with a general fruit tree fertiliser in spring, and prune lightly after harvest to encourage bushy, productive growth.

Most feijoa varieties benefit from cross-pollination, so consider planting two or more types like Feijoa 'Gemini' alongside Feijoa 'Unique' for a bigger and more consistent crop. Self-fertile options are available for smaller spaces, but companion planting is still recommended to boost yields.