Dear connect community friends,
Hope ,all inalienable friends are in good health &shape despite in this Pandemic situation and doing their activities in positive way.
Today, I am uploading a photograph of the king of fruits Mango .As the spring is out and the summer sets in , this delicious fruit is visible on branches of its tree .More days are needed to taste the fully ripe Mango .
The season for Mango lasts three months. There are several varieties of Mango and different recipes are prepared of this. It’s the popular fruit of this subcontinent and gives job to millions people ,although for three months only.
However, we’ll not be at liberty this time to fully enjoy its taste as we’d been in past years due to Pandemic situation. Anyway, we always look at the brighter side of situation.
Do hope my friends would like this conversation about Mango.
Thanking to all.
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@ShekharMuz_5 are this manggo tree on your garden?i love manggo too
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yes madam @SetyawatiAnik , my living place has greenish views due to smell & big plants ,comprises of different fruits and flowers. It would my privilege if you view my profile to see my garden. My campus is well supported by the nature as we take care of this .It has taken almost 20 years to complete my garden.
Thanks for your interest for this .
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@ShekharMuz_5 waah really a wide garden with a variety of plants, surely your days are very pleasant, you can enjoy the atmosphere of the garden every day, especially when the fruit season and flower season … 20 years you paid with it all … greetings from Indonesia 
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pictures of unripe mango
picture of a ripe mango.
Here in Nigeria, mango season is almost ending, this type of mangoes is almost finished in the market, only other species can be found.
I enjoy eating mango alot but I hate its sticky fibre on my teeth.
Best regards.
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Well said Mr. @ShekharMuz_5 that in this season we are not allowed to go into the gardens and have beautiful mangoes due to the lockdown in our country. Mango is the name which makes our mouth watering when anyone take its name. I love eating mangoes but now I am missing it.
Shekhar ji, not only the mangoes but there are lots of our local species are unseen in this period of lockdown. So, I was thinking of Building a local community for the Contributors from Bihar to make them visible and also our arts and culture, our local products like litchi to be seen to the world. We should organise meet-ups so thet lot of people from the globe can reach our community and learn from it.
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My favourite fruit is mango.
Which breed did you like most @ShekharMuz_5
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My dear @ShakilAK ,thanks
for your interest in my Mango post ,as the outset I have mentioned about different types of mango ,but didn’t name it .Frankly speaking, among different varieties of Mango, I like "Maldah " and in particular safed ( white ) Malduh .I don’t know what the BD people say about Maldah .
I wish ,one day ,I would visit BD to meet my great community friends. Because they are great LG stars and brotherhood feeling is there.
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Hai @ShekharMuz_5 .
I like mango very much.
There are many kind of mango in Indonesia.
I lke them all.
Keep calm, stay healthy and always be happy
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