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John Vila starts with ...
Hi, I live in Port Vila Vanuatu. During the past week what was a non-descript tree in my garden has burst out with flowers. The locals tell me it is a favoured fruit tree. Can anyone tell me what it is? No fruit as yet. Cheers John
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John Vila
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16th September 2011 7:56am
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Original Post was last edited: 16th September 2011 8:13am
BJ says...
Malay Apple.
Its flower carpet is a sight to behold.
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John Vila says...
Thank you so much - definately it!! And yes the flower carpetr is something else - neighbours jealous
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Mike says...
I'll second the motion and it certainly is that.The big red conical varieties often have the best taste and they can cop a flogging from flying foxes and fruit flies.
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