This is what they look like once they're ripe-- this fuzzy peach-like skin and sour flesh.
Loquats (and Girl Scout 'Trefoil' Cookies). 
Monica with loquats in hand.Saturday, March 7, 2009
It's true.
There are ripe loquats in the neighborhood, and Monica and I gorged ourselves on many today. Here are photos. Once there are enough for trade, we'll be able to break the wintry spell of the citrus, which is great in its own right. But who isn't ready for loquats, though?
This is what they look like once they're ripe-- this fuzzy peach-like skin and sour flesh.
Loquats (and Girl Scout 'Trefoil' Cookies).
Monica with loquats in hand.
This is what they look like once they're ripe-- this fuzzy peach-like skin and sour flesh.Loquats (and Girl Scout 'Trefoil' Cookies). Monica with loquats in hand.
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What I can't get over is how almost artistically perfect they are : )
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The fruits look awesome. I enjoy picking (and gorging on) Indian Mangoes from our backyard as well.
Hey, it's my birthday today - send me some Loquats! :D
You're a blogger blog of note - congratulations!
I'll be on the lookout for loquats.
Very cool blog theme - found you on Blogs of Note today. Congrats!
The picture looked like has probably used the soft light effect，A little illusion .
wow beautiful pics
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It seems to be ..loquat.. delicious. become complete [tsubuno]
It is ..assortment.. fashionable of the cookie and.
The loquat is presented to the midyear present (present in summer) etc. with the fruit at the early summer in Japan.
However, ･････ that cannot be eaten easily expensively (^_^;) has the tree of the loquat in aunt's house in the childhood and has memories that are caught and eat.
Lovely blog. Well done.
Great post
congrats on being a blog of note
Yummy, awesome photos =D
cool blog!
great oranges too
They look really juicy. I actually became full after eating the sweetes pineapple ever yesterday. My tastebuds had completly shrivelled after though. lol.
wow...^^
cool...
My grandmother has a HUGE tree in her front yard. We always pick them as high as we can climb :)
yum yum yummy...
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It's nice to be reminded of the loquats that grew in my grandma's yard in Vallejo when I was a little kid.
Transplanted to Washington since the age of 12, I'd almost forgotten them.
It's not a fruit you see here at any market.
I love to pick wild berries when I am flyfishing in Northern Michigan. It is one of my favorite ways to pass the time. I often find wild blueberries, strawberries and raspberries. Check out my blog on all things flyfishing:
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I just found your blog and love it! I wish I had something growing to participate with - I live in North Oakland.
Nice picture, thanks!
Just lucky to found your blog!!
And it is about fruits also.
The loquat brought old memories back.I use to eat this fruit back in 1989 when I was in Japan.It is called 'yubiwa' in Japan.You can see my Mango tree in my blog.Have a nice day!!
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