Better known as Feijoa sellowiana than by its newer name, Acca sellowiana this rather strange fruit is attracting the attention of many visitors.
A German explorer names Sellow discovered this plant in 1819, hence its botanical name. It is a native of Brazil, Argnetina, Paraquay and Uraguay, where it it common in the mountains as well as at the edges of forests. It is an attractive small tree with fluffy, bright red flower ans delicious fruit.
At Hyde Hall the Acca can be found to the left of the Farm House front door.