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Mangoes!

10 years ago

Am I just lucky with my tree or is this a bumper year for mangoes? I already gathered about 30 and there must be that many more on my tree. That's after the raccoons and possums get their share. Boy, they sure hollow those things out when they get to them.

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wordie89
10 years ago
We've been harvesting about 100 to 125 mangoes the past few years. Our tree is about 13 years old and is 25 feet. The squirrels and birds get their fair share but coworkers love them.
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