This is a great theme for harvest time, although all of my pictures are from Florida. Wonderful banner shot by Randall; looking at it I saw the detail of a man on the rightmost boat showing through the sail. It's just great and I am sorry I didn't see it when I first looked at the picture.
I love vegetables, but my pictures are all fruits.
A papaya tree
Loquats. These trees are popular in Florida, but I do not know if the fruit is edible.
Berries in a dark chocolate cup, and chocolate on top.
Yum's the word
ReplyDeleteYes, totally yum!!
DeleteSome great photos.. Papayas and Loquats are not something we ever see growing on trees in Switzerland, great captures. The desert in the third photo looks very inviting.
ReplyDeleteWe don't see them in Michigan either. Thanks for your comments and for the theme.
Deleteomg those berries with chocolate make me wish I were in the pic to savour them. lovely are also the other two. I think that the fruit you call loquat are edible. ciao ciao
ReplyDeleteGrazie, Nico, I ate the chocolate berry dessert as soon as I took its picture. And you are right, loquats are edible.
DeleteWonderful takes on the theme Benni I especially love the last one ;)
ReplyDeleteThanks, Baz, I like the last one best too.
DeleteHi Benni !! Love your shots for Pat's theme. I didn't realise papaya grew in the US, I thought they were only found in Asia and the far east. Great shot of the papaya tree. Nice colourful shot of the Loquats. Not a fruit I'm familiar with. I wonder if they are related to Kumquats? Your last shot looks really yummy...I could just eat that right now!!
ReplyDeleteHi, Mitch, and thanks. Many people bring plants from all over the world to grow in Florida, which any botanist can tell you is a bad idea. I don't think loquats are related to kumquats, which I think are a citrus fruit. But not sure.
DeleteHi Benni! Great shots for Pat's theme! In Portugal, the fruit of the Loquat tree that we call Nêspera (Loquat Japanese medlar) is very popular here and normally markets have it in springtime. I never miss having them when it's the season...
ReplyDeleteI would add that the texture of the fruit is not very different from that of apricots.
DeleteYes, loquats are fuzzy, like apricots. This year I will see if they have them at the farmers' market. Thank you for your kind words. :-)
DeleteThe papaya tree is so bright! I had no idea what a papaya tree looked like. I'm so glad you posted this one. So pretty!
ReplyDeleteI don't think I've ever tasted a loquat but they sure look yummy!
The last one is my favorite. Yum! a cup made of chocolate! That's what I'm talking about! ;)
Oh, forgot to say your photos are lovely, Benni! Nice shots!
ReplyDeleteYes, Debby, cups made of chocolate! I am sure they sell them in NY. There used to be a shop that sold them here in Michigan, one size for cordials, one size for fruit or cremes. Yum! Glad you like my pix.
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