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@juditka80 13 October 2021 more from that month

Good evening Noise Friends! We walked with the dogs today in wonderful sunshine today, but we had to get dressed warmly because the wind was blowing cold. I am very happy to have found a loquat (Mespilus) tree during my walk today. It was a wonderful sight as the sun shone on the fruits. You should know that this fruit is very rare in Hungary, so I was very happy to see it. I also took a few photos of it quickly! Stay with me and get to know this fruit tree better! The small loquat tree basically loves heat, yet it tolerates winter very well, so the domestic climate is also perfect for it. Similar to apples, pears, and quinces. The first flowers are brought in May and the fruit ripens in late autumn, November, then we can enjoy the special flavors. Loquat fruit is a real vitamin bomb and has many beneficial effects on the human body. The flesh of the fruit is also rich in vitamins C, B, and E, as well as iron, calcium, potassium, manganese, and zinc. You have to wait for the first frosts at harvest, as they really ripen when hoarfrost bites, as in the case of rosehips or som. The taste is apple puree, sweet, I can’t wait to taste it. I have eaten loquat once in my life, you can make delicious jam from it, along with very delicious fried meats or cakes, because of its spicy taste. Have you ever tasted the loquat fruit? Can you find it in your country? #myphoto #originalcontent

6 comments

@Romexa 14 October 2021

This intrigued me, so I looked at the Wiki to read more. The fruits taste like pears and can be eaten best when they pass through the frost. That's great. I have to look around me if I can found this healthy bush. Have a nice day Judit!
@Duvinca 13 October 2021

I checked the translation because the fruit color is different, here we saw that fruit but its like light orange... maybe these are still growing. But curiously the last years it has been very difficult to see this fruit in markets but in the past it was more common, I don't know really why... I commented this fact with other user too. Good you have seen there some! Good evening dear!
@bloghoundOnNoiseApp 14 October 2021

It looks like pomegranate, sis!
@Cryptonoob 13 October 2021

I have not tried it. Actually I think it is not sold anywhere here
D@Demish 14 October 2021

I am seeing this fruit first time... But it seems like kiwi..
@HotSummer 13 October 2021

Never seen this type of medlar, they have a strange color