Mangoes

How lovely.

Love mango! You are so lucky.

Wow....lucky you Camillia....I love them too, the nearest I get to one is a mango yoghurt...Lol!

We just finished the last lot.If you come to Nepal around this time of the year you will get plenty of them in many varieties.

Lucky you Camilla. We would be hard pressed to grow anything as exotic as that in our climate. Do you have a big garden?

Well Bell,we grow all our fruit trees and vegges behind our house.Yeh,it is quite a piece of land.And the front part is for the flowers.I also plant flowers in our school (we run a private school in Chitwan ).In summer we almost have no seasonal blooms but in winter we can enjoy them.I will certainly post some pictures of my winter garden for you all in the comming days.Thanks Bell for liking my flowers.

Look forward to the pictures later then Camilla!

Camillia:

Love Manoges! The Californian grown mangoes (from the Coachella Valley) are coming into season now...they are forced to be a late crop...and they are incredibly delicious!

It's great you enjoy you beautiful mangoes. I have a neighbor who has very nice mangoes and allows them all to fall and rot...it's such a waste.

Why he is doing that?If he doesn't like them,he could have given them to the neighbors or it can be preserved as pickle or made jam out of it.

Camillia:

Unfortunately, people here can be very wasteful! I'm going to approach this neighbor and see if I can take the ripe mangoes.

I'm from Hawaii where mango trees are grown in practically every yard. Mango is my favorite fruit.

Mine too Delonix.

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