It’s fruiting season now. Many trees in the backyard now are bearing fruits. The green, yellow and green colors of the fruits are hanging its deliciousness. What’s so good in growing your own fruit is it’s freshness that you can get. The fresher the fruit the more wellness it can give to our body.
So what are the fruit bearing plants we grow in the backyard?
Aside from these plants we also have the yearlong fruiting plants like dwarf banana, makopa, guyabano and guavas.
It’s really wonderful to have this fruit bearing plants in the yard.
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What kind of mangoes do you have in your yard? Ours are only Indian mangoes, but they really are abundant this summer.
We have them in our own yard and they have lots of fruits. So, every after meal we would eat them sliced and we dip them in sauteed shrimp paste. But for the ripe ones we would just slice them and eat them as is.
In my parents' house they have the "dayap" or lime and they are also fruiting. They also have the "kalamansi" , Philippines' version of lemons. They also have the passion fruits and they have fruits also. Then, they also have guavas. They have "atis" also.
Summer can indeed be the season for these fruits and it is just one of the advantages of summer. Though, it's the heat that I hate about summer, but I love the fruits it brings.
We have star apple mango which is a big hit when the fruits are just in the stage of growing and green.
We have this kind of mango that is like the combination of native mango and the star apple mango. The physical look is like our native mango but the fruit best to eat when it just beginning to yellow because it's just so sweet. But when its ripe, there is some fiber in it which is not good to eat.
But now I'm growing some seedlings of caramay and lemon. Also I'm trying marcotting in the lemon and the caramay tree. We have also some seedlings of guapple which I hope to grow more.
So sad, we do not have fruits in our yard.We lack space unlike in the province. When our property was not sold we had many fruits like papaya, juicy jackfruit, pomelo, bananas, avocados, and Indian mangoes. How nice to see them turning yellow ready to pick.I missed those days in the province.
Maybe the next time you buy a lot you will look for some space where you can plant some fruit bearing trees.
There are lots of mangoes now; even in the market, they sell quite cheap. We are blessed with so much fruits all year round because of our climate.