Pear shape Large guava : Of Large size, slightly oblate deep pink with very thin skin, thick white flesh, few seeds.

Pear shape Small guava : Of small size, slightly oblate deep pink with very thin skin, thick white flesh, few seeds.

Allahabad guava :Large white fleshed with few fairly hard seeds.

Red fleshed guava: Of medium size with many fairly soft seeds, high in pectin and good for jelly.

Apple color guava: Of medium size, slightly oblate deep pink skin, creamy white flesh, moderate amount of seeds, very sweet flavor. Heavy bearer, good keeping quality. Email abdullahfarm.com

Pear shape Large: Of Large size, slightly oblate deep pink with very thin skin, thick white flesh, few seeds.

Pear shape Small: Of small size, slightly oblate deep pink with very thin skin, thick white flesh, few seeds.

Allahabad: Large white fleshed with few fairly hard seeds.

Red fleshed: Of medium size with many fairly soft seeds, high in pectin and good for jelly.

Apple color: Of medium size, slightly oblate deep pink skin, creamy white flesh, moderate amount of seeds, very sweet flavor. Heavy bearer, good keeping quality. Email sajjad: abdullahfarm.com

I heard about your father’s passing, and wanted to express my sincere condolences. It is tremendously hard to say good-bye to a parent. Im glad your last memories were fond, and that your family was able to be with him.

All the best,
Laura.

I started considering using seaweed around my garden because in a recent BBC TV programme called “Coast”, it was recommended and described as the best natural slug repellant there is-because of the salt. We are plagued with slugs and snails and they eat virtually everything I plant. I don’t want to use chemical repellants.
I could easily gather seaweed because I’m only a ¼ hour ffom a beach but would worry the salt content might do more harm than the seaweed would do good.
Do you have an opinion on this?
Thanks