#Ulog Day 18: Crab Apples
Happy New Week All.
Last weekend, my daughter and I went to visit my aunt just a few blocks from our house. We were invited for a lunch and dinner. Around 4pm, the rain started pouring hard so I had to run fast back to the house to close the windows. On my way back home, I saw this pretty fruit bearing ornamental plant outside my aunt's neighbor's house.
So I tried to google it and it's called "Crab Apple". Hmmm. Okay. It looks like a cherry plum, kind of wild but it would be so pretty to add this to your house front yard. It is also edible and I used to eat this kind of fruit when I was a little lol. A lil sour but it tastes like an apple.
Have you seen this kind of plant/tree/fruit before?
That's all for today. I hope you're all having a wonderful week. One love.~bloghound~
June 04, 2018
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I know what these are! Yes, crab apples can be very tasty. They have a simple flavor, but the texture is like a little cottony. I think they grow mostly in costal regions.
How cool! Are you from the Coastal area @impatienttoptim ? I have seen most of these in the lowlands (tropical countries)
Thank you for the visit, my friend. You have a good one.
I live in Roatan, Honduras which is definitely tropical and Coastal. I used to eat these crab apples as a kid whenever we visited the beaches. I was told they're called crabapples because crabs love to eat them.
I have seen crabapples, even in Blossom. They are so beautiful and it's funny that something so beautiful would put out such sour fruit. But as a kid I loved them. I hope you have a spectacular week and thank you for sharing your wonderful photos with us.
They indeed look so pretty @dswigle <3
Thank you for stopping by and you have a fabulous week ahead, my friend.
Xoxoxoxo
now lang ako nakakita nyan nakakain din ba yan?😊
Oo, ate Cha. Madami sa mga kapitbahay namin ganito. Edible naman daw sabi ni google pero nung bata ako, kinakain ko yan lol. Sawsaw mo sa suka! :D
I've never seen it before but it looks nice!! :))
Have a great Monday! <3
They're cute.
Thank you @lovablesoul.
Wish you a great Monday as well.
One love.
Looks interesting. Malayo ba sa grapes ang lasa compared sa apple? Hehe
Hehe. Mas lasa syang apple @johnarvee12 parang pear ganun. Ang gulo ko lol.
bakit?, di napede kainin ng dalaga haha...so maasim lasa nyan?
Mejo maasim asim na apple, ate Cha. Haha.
Ohhh baka pear nga yung closest hahaha. Pero texture na grapes?HAHA
Thats amazing! Looks yummy. Have a nice day bloghound
Thank you, Benedict. You too, have a wonderful day!
I saw it at first .I liked very much Crab Apple.Your daughter is so cute.
Oh hi @jassicax .
Thank you :)
oh edible xa? amazing.. looks pretty din para sa garden..
Yes, sis Jean :D
Xoxoxo
cute fruits, whats is its name
I am not sure but google says it's "crab apple" :)
Thank you @jyoti-thelight
I have never tasted one but I think I have seen crab apples! Anyway, @bloghound thank you for the unending support! Take care always :D
They look cool, yeah?
Hello, sis Angel. Thank you for the visit.
You have a blessed week ahead!