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HappyEarth starts with ... Hi guys, took a trip up to cabramatta (sydney) yesterday and picked up heaps of tropical and exotic fruit ... yum (thai mangoes, longans, jakfruits etc). Came across this one though that tastes a bit like a sour apple: Anyone know what this is? Rich www.happyearth.com.au
| About the Author HappyEarth1 Wollongong 4th January 2009 7:03am #UserID: 215 Posts: 94 View All HappyEarth1's Edible Fruit Trees |
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HappyEarth says... Thanks guys .... thats awesome. I have a small ambarella growing in my backyard - its only about a year old and so i have never tasted the fruit before. Do they ripen up once picked? whens the best stage to eaten them? Our tree survived our winter (its deciduous)just fine here in wollongong and its growing quick, it must be over 1.5m at the moment. Hopefully I get some fruit from it. Anyone have any experience growing ambarella in the subtropics? Rich www.happyearth.com.au | About the Author HappyEarth1 Wollongong 5th January 2009 6:45am #UserID: 215 Posts: 94 View All HappyEarth1's Edible Fruit Trees |
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Sonali says... Yep it is most certainly an amberalla.. Im from Sri Lanka and we have it over there... The ripe ones we eat just as u would eat mangoes...but we have a ball with the unripen ones!!!:) You can peel it slice it or even just chop it up and mix some pepper and salt and eat it.. works like a relish. Yum..yum.. We make a curry with it too.. mmm Enjoy Sonali | About the Author SOnali Melbourne 5th January 2009 11:08am #UserID: 1821 Posts: 5 View All SOnali's Edible Fruit Trees |
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RolFlor a says... Have the Ambarellas ripened on the kitchen bench to a yellow colour yet? They ripen on the tree to a yellow colour. And daleys ambarellas are sweeter than those from the fruit shop. In vietnam the children eat the coc (pron. with the last letter sounding from the back of the throat)- the vietnamese word for Ambarella. | About the Author health101orgarticles1 Ovahere 6th January 2009 6:14pm #UserID: 316 Posts: 159 View All health101orgarticles1's Edible Fruit Trees |
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About the Author HappyEarth1 Wollongong 6th January 2009 7:43pm #UserID: 215 Posts: 94 View All HappyEarth1's Edible Fruit Trees |
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Michael says... Hi BJ, I ask the same question on a different posting under " Dwarf Ambarella" but got no answer. I am growing the normal size Ambarella and it's growing so fast that I'm scared it will get out of control and shade my other plants. Below is a picture of a dwarf variety that I would like to buy.
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speedy says... Yes, I've seen Dwarf Ambarella plants in Aust. Don't know where you'd buy one, but just keep it in mind and ask around and you should find it eventually. Michael dont be afraid to prune it. and keep the prunings as cuttings or give them to friends. even truncheons (really big cuttings) will grow. I like the sour taste of the leaves. Nice raw with nam prik and sticky rice. | About the Author Nth Vic 10th May 2010 11:26pm #UserID: 0 Posts: View All 's Edible Fruit Trees |
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Edward says... I just became aware of dwarf ambarella trees and would like to grow one, but can't find anything including on eBay. I was interested to read the last comment by Mike Trenerry from Cairns on the Daleys ambarella page in the Tips on Ambarella. Unfortunately I don't know how to contact him to get seeds. Couldn't find him in the White pages. Any suggestions? | About the Author Edward3 Carlingford 17th January 2013 4:30pm #UserID: 1655 Posts: 172 View All Edward3's Edible Fruit Trees |
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