The tree is from 25-30ft high and of poor form. The bark is thin and grey. The slash is white, but quickly turns red, then dark brown. There is no exudate. The slash and leaves smell of Guavas. The leaves are 1-2' long and 6-10'' wide. Young leaves are bright red and droop downwards with the young shoots. Young buds (shoots) also grow from the main stem and larger branches. The petals are white on the outside and purple on the inside. The flowers are always found on the main stems and on the underside of the main branches. The fruit is yellow when first collected. It has no smell. In valleys. "Sheet II" An extra sheet in same folder contains letters from Hamilton to Verdcourt providing more information