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I am not sure, but I think guavas are one of the tropical fruit trees that handle the cold a bit better then the others. That is pretty cool that you found some guavas growing wild. I hope they do well and the fruit tastes great! We have two guava seasons here. So right now it is producing and this crop is mostly effected by the fruit flies. After this crop there is usually like a month or two of a break and then it produces again. The second crop doesn't have as much fruit flies. I am not exactly sure when it is but it is after we get some cold weather. The season extends for a long while because it has flowers, young fruit, and mature fruit all at the same time. Sometimes we will not harvest any 2 or 3 weeks and then the last few ripen up.