I have always been fascinated about growing plethora of fruits in my garden irrespective of knowing whether it would actually adapt in our hot temperate climate . It lead to miserable failure of growing trees like lychee . The success ratio was more and over the years my garden was blessed by almighty with some of the tastiest fruits of Guava, Orange, Mango , Java plum, pomegranate and even Phalsa plant.
Pomegranate Plant
Mangoes
Guavas
Chinese Orange
Phalsa plant
Fruit plants are generally hardy plants, generally these plants adapt in a period of time in our respective environment and yields delicious fruits year after year.
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Wonderful fruit photos!
ReplyDeleteVery impressive photos of your wonderful garden! Pomegranates will bring you luck, friend
ReplyDeleteYou have wonderful fruit trees. I love mangos :)
ReplyDeleteIn south Florida we had lots of Mangoes and our neighbor grew Guavas, but I am not sure whether a Pomegranate tree might have succeeded. Back-yard citrus trees were all eliminated several years ago because of a bacterial disease, but the disease-resistant replacements were just bearing fruit.
ReplyDeleteI love these fruits.
ReplyDeleteSometimes I put mango in our salad!
Happy twice WW, Arun! All the best in this period!
Dear Arun, wonderful fruits grow in your garden. Unfortunately, all these plants could not survive in our climate. It's a shame, because I love e.g. mangoes or pomegranates, but when they are transported from far away, they are very expensive and don't taste as good as in the countries where they grow...
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For the rest, I say goodbye to take a little break from blogging.
I wish you a wonderful October!
All the best from Austria,
Traude
It's so wonderful you live in an area where you can grow these kinds of fruits. Thanks for the party.
ReplyDeleteHow sweet to eat fruit from your own garden.
ReplyDeleteLove to eat mangoes in my raspberry salad. Such a versatile fruit! Emille
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