Last week I posted this impression of some tropical yield we harvested from the farm and demand for surmisal :
Some of you did quite well .
Here are the answers :
Thus far I ’ve chance the following edibles arise on our holding :
Acerola cerise , Avocado , Banana ( many ) , Breadfruit , Breadnut , Cacao ( many ) , Cashew , Cecropia , Cinnamon , Citrus ( many various tree ) , Coconut , Coffee , Grapes , Guava , Hog plum , Jackfruit , June plum , Katuk , Lychee , Malay apple , Mango ( many ) , Moringa , Nutmeg , Papaya , Passionfruit , Plantain ( many ) , Purple mombin , Rambutan , Soursop , Star orchard apple tree , Sugar apple , Tamarind , Wax orchard apple tree
Interestingly , many of these yield trees ( cacao leave off ) were planted around the same clock time I was plant my now - sold property up in North Florida . We ’ve actually managed to acquire a piece of music of land at a similar level of development to our old homestead ; however , tree produce faster and in greater measure down here . Not a twenty-four hours survive by that we are n’t harvest home fruit of some sorting .
I have n’t been able-bodied to find out if macadamia nuts are growing on any farms here , but I ’ll depend they are somewhere I have n’t seen yet . That would be a great tree to add together .
Here are some more photos from around the prop . First , a smell at part of the banana grove :
There are quite a few more banana planted further down the mountain but I did n’t feel like walking all the way down the slope with my television camera .
Here are some nip of the cocoa woodlet :
We ’ve already had some hot deep brown from the cocoa mature on the farm and I ’m dry out out more justly now :
It ’s not really chocolate season at the minute , but there are ripe pods scattered here and there through the woodlet .
There ’s also a massive breadfruit tree tree behind the star sign with plenty of almost - ripe fruit on it :
presently , soon !
By the back of the house is a jackfruit tree . I ’ll place more on jackfruit later this calendar week , but for now let me just say it ’s a really delicious fruit as well as being a relative of the mulberry tree … just a set , lot bigger !
The tiddler can not waitress for those fruit to mature !
Anyhow , that ’s enough writing for today . I ’ve dumbfound to get outside and starting planting pigeon peas .
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