Thanks for the update Harry. Nice pics! Hopefully you will be eating magana mameys in late 2012/early 2013. :-)

Harry - how are your Satsumas, in flavor and sweetness ?

Rob

My kai maprang looks healthy but has not really grown much since I planted it. My Mayong Chid is doing really well. It's probably about 5ft now. Hopefully I'll get a few more fruit this year. I think mine is getting ready to flower. I think yours may be too. Tough to tell for sure from pics though.

I have been lazy and have not put up my greenhouse yet. I have already had a few frosts but it looks like the maprangs take the cold fine. My mexican garcinia and achachairu took it fine as well.

holy cow!!! That papaya looks ridiculous. Glad to see everything doing well, Harry, including you.

Makes me want to cry looking at your sapodilla trees :)

Tim

Wow Harry, never a dull moment in your yard. Everything looks amazing as usual, so many blooms and so much fruit, during winter!

thanks for posting,
-Ethan

Glad to know someone else has a crappy looking indian jujube. Mine is in its second year in the ground and looks identical. I have 2 and one has been pruned a lot but there is no real difference in their appearance . Could be twins to yours. Both grafted and bought at excalibur.

Very nice! I've had to give my indian jujube foliar micro nutrient spray. It's helped quite a bit. It's still terribly underproductive though :-(.

Jeff

Thanks for the pics.

I am surprised by how much blooming you have. Pretty dull over here. 3 tiny blooms on one section of a Julie grafted onto a Cogshall, that's it..

How big is your property, and where are you located?

Cool. I really hope the maprang does flower. Maybe if yours and Johns fruits he can drive down and you guys can have a side by side comparison.

PJ1881 needs to show a pic of his Indian jujube tree. His has grown pretty fast and is loaded with fruit.

Amazing as always, the Harry Forest....You'll be remembered as a pioneer at least to us folks here at the Forum, Harry......For us mango lovers, have you ever figuered out how many total months of Mango harvest you get every year from all your different varieties? I think many of us would just like to see how stretched out we can make production....so we don't have to "dry out" each year after we've eaten the last one....

:)

Thanks, Harry, for being so generous in every way over the years...

mangomutt

Incredible Harry!

Keep pumping out these update Harry, we love them! I take my time browsing through them and dream of one day of having just once mango tree like yours!

JF

I've been there and still...incredible.

Two words: Amazing yard.

Harry, where did you get the Oasis avocado and how is the fruit quality and production habit? I've never heard of that cultivar before and can't find any info on it.

Hello All,

Well it's obvious from the looks of the Jujube and the Soursop that you have No Idea what you doing or how to grow fruit trees! Sorry, I couldn't resist. I definitely agree with Gary, thanks so much for all that you have done for so many of us, inspiration alone has kept many of us going I'm sure. As always I could spend forever just looking at the pictures you post Harry, and as always, everything looks awesome! Please keep them coming.

Quick question, I have a Zill's Black Surinam Cherry that you sent me a while back and it is doing really. What is the flavor like?

As always, very impressive Harry. Thanks for sharing!

Great pics, your orchard looks great. I never get bored of looking at those pics over and again. Very inspiring! Thanks!

Harry, by the looks of all the inflos on your various mango trees, I'm assuming my lone Cogshall is going to disappoint again this summer. Or is there still time for this stubborn guy to finally produce some fruit?

Carbos:

You still have plenty of time. Mango blooms are usually much later on most varieties. Your tree could bloom into February/March. Keep the faith!

Harry

Harry, nice pictures. I didn't know the Magana took so long to set fruit. I have one that is about 2 years old and about 3 feet tall so it will be a while till it gives fruit. Nice Edward Mango trees! Have your Edward trees always bloomed so early in the year? Could that be the cause for the low production in that variety?

Adiel

Harry,

Everything looks awesome. Whats the Oasis Avocado taste like? I wonder why so many of your trees are blooming and the same varietes only a few miles away at my house are still dormant, maybe age of the trees?

Tony

Never heard of Oasis Avocados before or seen anything that looked like it? How does it taste. More info needed.

How did the Lalee turn out? the Mango relative?