They look like the spiky wrapper around chestnuts. They always take the actual seeds out when selling chestnuts so you don't see that part but that's how they grow on the tree.![]()
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They look like the spiky wrapper around chestnuts. They always take the actual seeds out when selling chestnuts so you don't see that part but that's how they grow on the tree.![]()
Thanks! I've learned my one new thing for the day now![]()
That fuzzy green thing looks sorta like an unripe rambutan fruit. They sell them here but I've never had the nerve to try them lol
That fuzzy green thing looks sorta like an unripe rambutan fruit. They sell them here but I've never had the nerve to try them lol
lol! Glad I could be of assistance!
I just happen to have 50+ fruit trees in a small orchard space in my backyard and I must have researched every tree that produces edible fruit imaginable. I don't have any nut trees yet, but one day! Now if I could just get the trees I have to start producing more!
I'd love to have an orchard some day! In previous houses I've lived in, I've planted apple trees (and then moved) and limes, lemons & grapefruit (and then moved). One of these days I'll have to stay put long enough to get actual fruit!
Good morning. I'll take a hot cup of coffee to go.
Back to work for me.
The only fruit tree I had on my current property was a pear tree that very suddenly gave up the ghost last year. It was fine one day and completely dead less than three weeks later. I had the neighbor come over with the tractor and pluck it out of the ground and put in over by the burn pile. I put a hydrangea tree in the hole left by the pear tree. It sits next to a lovely saucer Magnolia.
Good morning. I'll take a hot cup of coffee to go.
Back to work for me.
The only fruit tree I had on my current property was a pear tree that very suddenly gave up the ghost last year. It was fine one day and completely dead less than three weeks later. I had the neighbor come over with the tractor and pluck it out of the ground and put in over by the burn pile. I put a hydrangea tree in the hole left by the pear tree. It sits next to a lovely saucer Magnolia.