Get Real! wrote:bill cobbett wrote:...I think are called Majooles in the old language.
MajilesThe other tree from the old country is a Medlar (mespillia).
A Locus tree... (yum!)
We used to call the very large figs 'Majila'.
Get Real! wrote:bill cobbett wrote:...I think are called Majooles in the old language.
MajilesThe other tree from the old country is a Medlar (mespillia).
A Locus tree... (yum!)
denizaksulu wrote:Get Real! wrote:bill cobbett wrote:...I think are called Majooles in the old language.
MajilesThe other tree from the old country is a Medlar (mespillia).
A Locus tree... (yum!)
We used to call the very large figs 'Majila'.
Get Real! wrote:denizaksulu wrote:Get Real! wrote:bill cobbett wrote:...I think are called Majooles in the old language.
MajilesThe other tree from the old country is a Medlar (mespillia).
A Locus tree... (yum!)
We used to call the very large figs 'Majila'.
I think they're the ones Bill's got...
Majila = single
Magiles = plural
Get Real! wrote:miltiades wrote:I also have a Mespilia in my garden , more than 15 years old and a very large tree but never mespila . Does anyone know what one has to do ?
Probably needs the same tree of the opposite sex.
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