Personally speaking
Personally speaking
Sometime ago I shared a post of a stump of a mango tree.
Today I’m sharing the photo of its replacement – a stripling in comparison to the magnificent mango tree that dominated my father’s garden.
Despite being a young one , this true blue Alphonso had already yielded 8 large and sweet mangoes this summer.
I do hope this tree attains the stature of its predecessor and yields as much fruit as it did !
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I can imagine the sweet taste of those mangoes. What a wonderful gift!
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Yes there’s nothing more wonderful than eating fruit or vegetables from your own garden
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Lovely green corner.
Here’s wishing that the number of mangoes from that tree will double next summer.
Have a lovely weekend.
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Thanks
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Oh, to have a mango trees. That variety is not common in the supermarket (our markets usually have Tommy Atkins or Atulfo/Champagne mango). I enjoy seeing the trees that would never survive where I live.
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Likewise ! I love seeing plants and trees I don’t find in my part of the world too
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I am sure this tree will flourish in your garden! Harvesting mangoes from our own tree is something special..
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That’s a little one and we know that fruits are going to be sweet. Thanks for joining, Sunita.
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They were sweet this year
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Twenty- five Seven 
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