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Tag Archives: Fruit
Crazy Big Lemons
It’s that time of year again. The tree that makes the huge lemons is producing fruit. When I first saw these lemons I thought they were grapefruit, and big ones at that. But, my neighbor explained that they are lemons … Continue reading
Be Careful of the Lemon Tree
I am currently in California (more on this to come!) but I had a few photos from before I left so I’m using my free time to catch up. There is a lemon tree just outside of our neighborhood and … Continue reading
Watching Bananas Grow
I had no idea how bananas grew before I moved to more tropical areas. I knew what a banana plant looked like, but had never seen the flowers and fruit. There are some huge banana trees in the woods near … Continue reading
It’s Mango Season!
Mangoes do very well in Panama, and many of the trees are huge and very old. Not only are they beautiful trees, they give wonderful fruit. I always look forward to mango season! There are many types, some earlier, some … Continue reading
Windy Season!
In mid to late December the rainy season ends and summer starts. This is the dry and sometimes windy season. The last three days have been very windy indeed! It seems the winds have been stronger and have lasted longer … Continue reading
Posted in fruit, gardening, Panama
Tagged crested oropendola, Dry season, Fruit, guaba, Inga, oropendola, summer, windy season
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Marañón – Cashews
Summer in Panama is the time for cashews, both the nuts and the fruits. It’s really interesting to see how they grow! Before living in Panama I didn’t know there is also fruit, usually called a cashew apple. It’s very … Continue reading
Gigantic Lemons!
There’s always something new around here. When we went to the new spot on the river, we passed a tree that was dropping big yellow citrus fruits on the ground. They were bigger than grapefruit. I thought maybe they were … Continue reading
Mango Season!
There are mango trees all over town with fruit on them. Some of these trees are huge! If they are in a well traveled area the fruit is usually picked up. If you can find one in a less traveled … Continue reading
Posted in expat, expatriate, food, fruit, Panama, photography
Tagged Central America, Chiriqui, Chiriqui Province, David, expat, expatriate, Fruit, International Living, Latin America, Mango, nature, Panama, Photograph
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Marañón
Marañón is Spanish for cashew. I love cashew nuts but never thought much about how they grow. There are a lot of them in this area so I’m curious to know more about them. So, I went home and did a bit … Continue reading
Posted in Exploring the Area, fruit, Panama
Tagged Agriculture, Cashew, Central America, Chiriqui, Chiriqui Province, David, expat, expatriate, Fruit, International Living, Latin America, nature, Nuts, Panama, Tree
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Panamanian Mango Trees
There are mango trees, and then there are mango trees! I am familiar with mango trees. I had three in Florida, two of which survived a couple bad winters and were thriving when I left. Here in Panama there are … Continue reading
Posted in Exploring the Area, Panama, photography
Tagged Central America, Chiriqui, Chiriqui Province, David, expat, expatriate, Fruit, International Living, Mango, nature, Panama, photography, Tree
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