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@allknowing (130292)
India
April 23, 2017 11:00pm CST
We had the most successful mango season this year. We still have a few mangoes left on the trees. The birds and squirrels are having a great time. Sadly while they try to nibble or peck half eaten mangoes fall off the trees.
But today I had a pleasant surprise. A fully ripe mango had fallen down. Perhaps it escaped the attention of 'predators'
I cannot call them predators really as the garden was designed with them in mind
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@Sreekala (34312)
• India
24 Apr 17
It seems the mango season is getting over in your garden. Anyway I guess you had a wonderful time with mangoes this time. I miss that opportunity to pluck the same from tree or picking the ripened one from ground. Now only option left for us to buy it from vendors.
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@Sreekala (34312)
• India
25 Apr 17
@allknowing Usually we visit in the last week of May or first week of June, by that time fruits seasons almost over. Since children are school going can't visit native place in the exact time of fruits.
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@allknowing (130292)
• India
24 Apr 17
Why don't you go to your native place during the fruit season?
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@allknowing (130292)
• India
25 Apr 17
@Sreekala They can keep some fruits for you in the fridge.
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@1hopefulman (45123)
• Canada
25 Apr 17
You are blessed to be able to eat delicious mangoes as here they are not so good and very expensive. I will want to have a mango tree in paradise.
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@1hopefulman (45123)
• Canada
26 Apr 17
@allknowing I don't think so, at least I have never seen them where I live. I would be so happy if they could be grown here.
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@allknowing (130292)
• India
26 Apr 17
@1hopefulman Under simulated conditions anything grows anywhere. We have tulips here in India
The garden, named after former Prime Minister Indira Gandhi, was officially thrown open to visitors on Tuesday.
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@allknowing (130292)
• India
24 Apr 17
Do you buy them? How much do they sell for?
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@Jackalyn (7559)
• Oxford, England
24 Apr 17
@allknowing I usually get mango drink or yougurt. You can buy them in the supermarket but not sure for how much.
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@valmnz (17099)
• New Zealand
25 Apr 17
@allknowing I think the ones we get come from Australia, not sure, I've never bought them. I do buy them when I'm over there though.
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@JohnRoberts (109857)
• Los Angeles, California
24 Apr 17
Looks like a perfect formed mango. That's considered an exotic fruit here.
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@allknowing (130292)
• India
24 Apr 17
We have four varieties and this year we have had great yields.
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@andriaperry (116860)
• Anniston, Alabama
24 Apr 17
I love mangos, I am glad you have a good harvest this year.
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@Solutioner (160)
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24 Apr 17
I also like mango very much and in child hood we use to steal them and escape away from the garden that was fun
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@allknowing (130292)
• India
24 Apr 17
Our brothers used to pelt stones and run (lol)
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