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Indian (Tropical) Almond

14 years ago

We have an Indian Almond tree and I am curious how in the world to get the almond out. I also read the fruit is edible, what color should the fruit be; I have read it should be redish brown but mine never gets to that color it's more of a deep yucky yellow.

Thanks April

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wildforager
14 years ago
If you could post a botanical name for that plant it might be more helpful to others. Common names can be confusing.
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