Peanut Butter Fruit Tree

Key Features of Peanut Butter Fruit Tree

• Average Height & Width: 10-15 feet tall; 6-10 feet wide
• Does it Grow Well in a Container?: Yes, it can be grown in containers, especially with regular pruning.
• Cold Temperature in Fahrenheit: Tolerant to temperatures down to 30°F (-1°C)
• Sun Requirements: Full sun to partial shade
• Common Names: Peanut Butter Fruit Tree, Bunchosia argentea
• Scientific Name: Bunchosia argentea
• USDA Zone: 9b-11
• Fruit Production Months: Typically from late summer to early fall (August to October)
• Growth Rate: Approximately 1-2 feet per year

Taste

The Peanut Butter Fruit Tree, also known as the Bunchosia argentea, is valued for its unique, nutty-flavored fruit that resembles the taste of peanut butter. The small, orange fruit has a creamy, smooth texture and a rich, sweet flavor with nutty undertones, which is why it's often compared to peanut butter. This tropical fruit is not only delightful in flavor but also adds an exotic touch to fruit salads, desserts, and as a fresh snack.