Did you sample a smith red yet simon?

Pumped, can't wait to sample them!

This included yoga classes and Indian cooking demonstrations. Also Indian music. Sitar- live music. Indian cooking with Madhur Jaffrey.

Five Indian variety mangoes were promoted. Information on them in the pdf. Even some Bollywood dance. Sorry I missed this!

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B-RbVsPwPRKkUG94dnFBalNEem8/view

Great share! do you have the pdf's of any other years?

Hey clay,

That grit is most likely due to the fact that they were not ripe enough. Let them turn REALLY ripe, almost to where they are really squishy then dig in!

Eric

Warren
Mangos are on Manila rootstock for California.

EJ04

A few Natas are still available

Behl will be posting new pics of his trees

Great, PM sent.

Yes, I forgot to mention my Hass tree.  It is small now but should eventually have a season of March thru August or later.

I also had a couple of Surinam Cherries off of my bush last month.  I was thinking that could be an option.  But to be honest the ones I have aren't that great.  They are nice in small quantities as a novelty but I don't think I would want to eat large quantities of them.  Plus for optimal flavor they have a very small window in which to be picked.

I was thinking of an early variety of peach.  Does anyone have one that they would highly recommend?  I have Red Baron for July which is supposed to be excellent.

I was also considering the same cherries that you have Gary.  How is the flavor?

What the heck is a Plut and Aprium?  Out of the fruit you listed JF which would you recommend?  I know nothing about the Jobaticaba.

Bill

A pluot is bascially 75% plum and 25% apricot. An aprium is just the opposite, 75% apricot and 25% plum. Both are extremely tasty.