Barbados Cherry (Acerola/Wild Crapemyrtle) - Malpighia emarginata retired It grows up to 10-feet

It grows up to 10-feet tall with leaves up to 5-feet long and 4-feet wide

Soil: Pomegranates adapt to most well-drained soils

Water: Water no more than twice a week

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Barbados Cherry (Acerola/Wild Crapemyrtle) - Malpighia emarginata retired It grows up to 10-feetThe Barbados Cherry, or Malpighia emarginata (formerly Malpighia glabra), is a small shrub like tree that produces gorgeous pink blossoms before maturing into tasty fruit. Barbados cherries are packed with more vitamin C than other varieties, so eat up! A great pick for landscapes and container growing. Average mature height: 10 to 12 feet Light: Full to part sun Soil: Well drained Zones: 9b 11