I don't know what is called it in English.
When my mother visited us from Hiroshima and we went to shopping, she found this grape and she said '' ohhh, this grape is really tasty!! I had it once before when I went to Aomori prefecture''
so we bought this grape.mmmm this grape is a richly flavored quiet different from other grapes.
It seems to eat the gummy of the grape taste.
It is slower than a usual grape at the harvested season.
Tsugaru (Aomori Prefecture) growth of New York birth. mmmm??? mysterious grape.
well, talking of fruit there is something that just faces the time of the harvest in the garden of my house.
It is ''Feijoa''. That is ↓↓↓ looks like eggs but it seem green egg.
This is tree of Feijoa.↓↓.
It is not popular to planting feijoa in Japan.because, growing up originally because of the mild weather.
It grows safely, and my home bears a lot of delicious fruits every year,because the temperature doesn't fall so much in winter though it is not the tropics in Hamamatsu city.
It is a taste that added the kiwi to the banana.
I heard that it is produced in large quantities in New Zealand.
When it is windy day, lots of fruit fall down under the tree.
Naturally falling, it means time for eat!!!
Let me give one more thing,about my garden.
A lot of seedlings of the flower of autumn are just planted.
I love viola flower.
It hesitates which to be bought because there is a viola of the cocktail of colors recently. I decided to plant it by combining thick blue and yellow this year.
My husband deeply digs up the soil of the flower bed on this weekend,then the bulb of the tulip is first planted and these viola seedling is planted on top of bulb.
It can enjoy the viola from the this coming fall to the spring of next year, the tulip grows up on the way, and it begins to extend the leaf, and then, the tulip and the viola fall into disorder gorgeously and it blooms.....that is my plan!!
Japanese people don't enjoy gardening very much but people love tulip for long time.
When spring comes,the tulip is in blossom at the everywhere.
I also almost plant the tulip every year....
I selected them this year.↑↑↑
wish blooms a lot:))
in Belarus gardening was always a commonplace, but mostly vegetables. flowers were grown, but now different (even exotic) plants appeared and it's becoming popular to make flowerbeds instead of ridges.
as for the fruit, is it just a sort of grape? or fruit similar to grape? and feijoa is sold in our shops, I have even tried it twice :)