This is a branch from the neighbor's mango tree that has extended over into our yard. And they're Pirie!
BTW, this neighbor is really nice. They always share their extra mangoes with us.
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10 comments:
Wow! I’ve been noticing a lot of mango blossoms this year, but wondering how many will survive after these gusty winds go away.
Izsmom
I thought the mangoes were Hayden or was that the other side neighbor? Anyways so lucky! Yum!
Ooooooh! My favorite! I have a white pirie mango tree in the back that rarely bears fruit even though my neighbor's tree is non stop. However, I just notice ONE little shoot of flowers on my tree!!! Fingers crossed.
I glad they share:)
J, remembering when I had a mango tree, don't you get a lotta leaves. And in all the years I had that tree it never produced fruit. just tons of leaves -n
Izsmom, ho that wind was just blowing the branches around.
Mich, this is different neighbor and different tree. The tree only started fruiting recently.
Aunty, uuuuuu.
Kat, me too.
N, OMG, choke leaves. We're constantly raking.
white pirie is my favorite! Anykind pirie is my favorite. You so lucky to have generous neighbor!
v
V, those neighbors actually live in Alaska and go back and forth.
Aren't the ones in your yards, yours anyway?
Erick, I think so!
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