What kind of fruit is widely grown in your area?

Where are you living?

I searched the "kinnu" photos and could see they are really like our honey oranges,but I'm sure they are not the same.Maybe I've eaten it,yet I don't know which is your "Kinnu" since its name is not the same here,hehe.

I live in liuzhou of Guangxi province,if you were here,I can show you around some markets,then you can tell me which oranges are "Kinnu" among all those oranges on sale!

Here we grow honey orange trees absolutely commercially,and that has made it true that there are too many oranges to export,and then they becomes cheap!So if you are brave enough to arrive here,you can carry away as many oranges as possible!

Well,you should know that oranges bear on the trees,and you cannot a real fruit can be digged out from the soil!Oh,if you can fly over here,I can allow you to eat up all the honey oranges in my grove!

What's honey orange tree by the way?? Is that those orange being sold at market?? Sure! If ever I visit that place, I'm gonna find you and you'll climb the tree, you'll need to treat me some oranges! haha :D

Oh,no wonder the girl from Holand who once I met on a trip loved eating those green oranges! I've seen stawberries,but I haven't eaten any.Here there are lots of wild raspberries along the roads and on the hills,and they mature around the beginning of April.I often looked for them outside when I was a child.

Well,In different areas we can grow different fruits for different climates,but we cannot list them all.

yes. oranges are very easy to buy in the shops, but can't be grown without a greenhouse. I remembered after I left my last comment we can also grow plums, cherries and gooseberries, but its still quite a short list.

In some places of Guangxi,China,we can still grow some tropical fruits such as banana,pineapple and pawpaw or even strawberry,but apple cannot grow here.

Hi,there!Of course Lioucheng honey orange is not very special,it still belong to oranges and tastes the similar but it's sweeter than the others. I think most of the fruits that you listed here can grow in some provinces of my country such as Taiwan,Guangdong or Hainan.Have a nice day!

Is it?Can mangos grow in Mexico?Oh,I'm so ignorant,Mexico is in the tropical area,too! Yes,most of the mangos on sale here in China are from the South-east Asia Union,and they are very sweet!

We can grow many things here in mexico. We have good weather here, and never to hot. We get lots of rain, and never to hard.

Then what's exported to China every year,do you know?

China has the similar climate,so what you listed above mostly can grow in many areas of my country.But apple grows in the north of China,here in Guangxi province all the apples that we can buy in the market are from the north.And our honey oranges are carried there in the past one or two months.

I often eat apples,but I never touched berries and ground cherries,I think.

I ate olives when I was young,and now I've already forgetten its taste.Oh,I just finished my honey oranges a week ago,but the price was too low!

Oh,I ate some durians when the Vietnamese lady came here more than one year age,they are delicious,but there are too many seeds inside!Here in my area we can grow papayas,too,but we have to put a bunch of straw on the top to stop frost.

I know that in China many tropical fruits come from the Philippines,and I often buy bananas and mangos imported from your country,they are so big and sweet.

Oh,I've learned it that pesto is the typical vegetable in Genoa,Italy but I've never heard of it before and I'll never see it by myself,I think.

Pineapple's smell can be easily smelt when there are pineapples on sale in the market,I like it but I don't buy them often since they say pineapple's serum is bad to our teeth. I know most of the bananas here in the market are from the Philippines,and maybe the pineapples are also from your country.I hope all your tropical fruits can do good to both your country and mine.

Sometimes I can buy pineapples imported from tropical areas,and we can grow pawpaws here in some places of my area,but I don't eat them often.

Guangxi province is next to Vietnam,so we can see vietnamese businessmen come here every year for our honey oranges.Maybe the mandarin oranges that you listed is from Guangdong or Jiangxi province,and I'm sure they are not those that I introduce here.

Hiya six, I knew that I had spelled that wrong they are satsumas but they are the same ones some pronounce it wrong and say satsunnas so that is where I got the wrong spelling from. At the moment the satsumas have the clementinas to do competition with them as well but I eat either and if they are a bit over ripe I just get all the juice out of them and leave all the outside skin and pith as you can get to choke on them. If the satsumas are really good you can chew and swallow them with no problem at all. Tangerines is that fruit that I was thinking about that only came in tins before bitter sweet tangy taste yum. Yes the uglier looking fruit the better like the potatoes that are growing roots on them and are not washed either. Tomatoes here are really awful the skin is so tough that I am having to peel the tomatoes right now to benefit anything from them. They ripen them way too quick but what can you do? xxx By the way nice to see we are still all around lol.xxx

Thanks a lot for your deep explation,but I never make fruit juice by myself,and we usually buy one or two bottles for a festival.Yes,the "end of the world" has passed but we're all alive.

I am not sure.But our oranges are smaller than the usual satsunas or mandarines,and they are sweeter,too.So here we call it Miju in Chinese,and it means "honey orange". Hehe,you are really good at eating fruits.Yes,nowadays almost many of the fruits on sale in the market are polished and it's hard to judge if they are good or not.I would buy those ugly looking oranges with brownish vein marks before I had my own ones and they were always more delicious.

Is it?You can grow corn in the Phillipines?

Sugarcanes have already been replaced by honey oranges in the village where my wife is from,and almost all the households can buy vans!Yes,our honey oranges taste much sweeter than many other common oranges.I hope you can buy them in your country just as we can have the bananas from the Philipines.

Never mind! Maybe the situation will take a favourable turn .I wonder whether or not it is the bumper year of orange tree this year.

Every year there are fruit businessmen from Jiangxi arriving here to order and buy our honey oranges,and they say the flavor of the orange here is better than that in Nanfeng.But this year the price is low,too because of being unmarketable!Now the price is 1.0 yuan a kilogram or so!!!!!!!I'm sure by this year I cannot get back what I have invested the past 5 years!

Sorry for my wrong typing:......2.0 yuan a kilogram......

Apple can not grow in my area,either,but we can grow lemon,it's so sour that I never touch!Hey,are there sour mangoes in your country?!But here in the market the mangoes imported from your country are quite sweet!