oh gosh I just saw the first feijoas of the season here as I wandered up the hill 20 minutes ago. No tamarillos yet, they usually are may/june for us. Can't wait! Actually, I can... I love autumn produce.. x
Such beautiful fruits! So exotic and shiny! I'm looking forward to seeing what our trees produce this year (apples, pears, plums, cherries I hope) though it's been such a cold winter I hope that won't spoil our harvest.
Ohhhh we love feijoas. Baked in a crumble or with a sponge. Delicious! x
ReplyDeleteYUM! I am envious of those delicious fruits your friends (and one day, you) have growing.
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oh gosh I just saw the first feijoas of the season here as I wandered up the hill 20 minutes ago. No tamarillos yet, they usually are may/june for us. Can't wait! Actually, I can... I love autumn produce.. x
ReplyDeleteOh! I love feijoas and tamarillos! I think I haven't tasted either in the two years we've lived in France xx
ReplyDeleteSuch beautiful fruits! So exotic and shiny! I'm looking forward to seeing what our trees produce this year (apples, pears, plums, cherries I hope) though it's been such a cold winter I hope that won't spoil our harvest.
ReplyDeleteSuch beautiful bright colours!
ReplyDeleteJust gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous photos, and the names of those fruits (so exotic sounding to me!) read like a poem. x
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