@IamAndy 18 December 2021 more from that month

The Manila Tamarind or Madras Thorn flower - Even though it is a Saturday, I have a lot of work to do before next week. I go for a walk around my property in the early morning to ensure that all land improvement works are assigned appropriately. There are numerous tree removals in some areas, particularly where Leucaena trees are invading. In addition, I found that my Madras Thorn or Manila Tamarind, which was planted along the property line, had begun to form flowering buds and bloom. And if you don't look closely, it will resemble the flowering buds and blooms of Leucaena. I planted Manila Tamarind along the property line in some areas of my property to serve as a natural fence. The branches of Manila Tamarind are my great fence because they have thorny spines that I cut and trim to shape. The flower of the Manila Tamarind is light fragrant and whitish green in color, giving rise to brown or red pods with approximately 10 seeds per fruit or pod. Manila tamarind is edible, with a mild sweet and tart flavor pulp and medicinal properties to treat diarrhea, strengthen teeth, and help diabetics maintain blood sugar levels. How was your Saturday? I wish you a wonderful Saturday and weekend.