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@potterybyosa@mastodon.social 3 hours ago

It’s hotter than the hinges of hell out there (to quote my husband’s late grandma) but mango season makes it a bit more bearable.

We planted a dwarf Malika tree when we moved here and it began bearing fruit a couple of years ago. Every year, of course, the harvests increase. The variety is floral-tasting and fiberless. Heaven!

A couple of days ago, a freak wind storm blew through and we got a literal windfall of mangoes 🥭 #Zone10 #Florida #TropicalFruit

A decorative pedestal pottery bowl that I made, filled with green and yellow mangoes is displayed on a speckled countertop. The bowl features carved geometric patterns in warm earth tones with light aqua accents and a glossy aqua interior.

In the background, there is a glimpse of a room featuring a colorful painting and light filtering through a door. — A decorative pedestal pottery bowl that I made, filled with green and yellow mangoes is displayed on a speckled countertop. The bowl features carved geometric patterns in warm earth tones with light aqua accents and a glossy aqua interior. In the background, there is a glimpse of a room featuring a colorful painting and light filtering through a door.

#tropicalfruit #zone10 #florida

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