The Barbie Pink Guava tree grows tall and wide enough to offer privacy and shade, as well as blooming with aromatic white flowers in spring and fall. The fruit itself is also a standout: a green-to-yellow rind covers unique, bright pink flesh with small seeds. Eating a Barbie Pink Guava is a unique experience. Both more fragrant and higher in water content than the White Guava, this unusual fruit looks and tastes like a cross between a watermelon, a pear, and a strawberry. What’s more, the fruit is quite fragrant, invigorating the air with a lush smell. This specimen is perfect for patio growing in a container.  (USDA Zones 9-11)