Indian fruit plants here do not necessarily mean they are native to India. Some of the fruits commonly found in India are not native to the country. But they are commonly seen in at least some parts of the country.
India has a varied but mostly tropical climate. Hence, a large variety of fruit plants grow in India.
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The strawberry guava, scientifically Psidium cattleianum, is a small tree or shrub native to South America but growing throughout the tropics. Although it belongs to the myrtle family, it's botanically distinct from the common guava, which is Psidium guajava. It's known for its sweet and tart fruits, which taste like a mixture of strawberries and guavas.
The mangosteen is one of the most admired and loved tropical fruits and is known as the queen of fruits.
Mangosteen fruit offers a sweetand tart tropical flavour, a delicious blend of lychee, peach, strawberry and pineapple flavours. Mangosteen fruits are usually consumed fresh or as juice.
Saphal Mangosteen seedlings are germinated from highly productive mature trees for best results.
Jamun (or njaval) is an easy-to-grow fruit plant that produces delicious, deep violet-colored berries. They are grown without any significant pest infestation, care, or fertilization.
Peanut butter plants have attractive foliage and fruits that are also very nutritious. They do not become large trees and are suitable for growing in pots.
Mousmi is grown mainly for its refreshing and nourishing juice. It grows well in most parts of India.
Violet guava (Perakka) has a distinct appearance with its dark violet colour. It has a pleasing aroma and tastes sweet.
Violet Guava belongs to the same species as common guava and has all the goodness associated with it. Not just the fruit, even the bark, leaves and flower have a violet shade.
Common names: Violet Guava, Purple Guava, Beetroot Guava
