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This is a Costa Rican variety that has a bitter pre-fruit that is yellow in color, (the fruit, of course being the "nut"). It is used to make a jam. I understand that other varieties have a red pre-fruit that is sweet...that's all I know...
Were you able to get a glimpse...not particularly good shots. The flowers have all fallen off on the ground, underneath. I'll let you know how the nuts taste!
Were you able to get a glimpse...not particularly good shots. The flowers have all fallen off on the ground, underneath.
Cool, Matthew, thanks. I see them all over the ground. I've just never seen a cashew like that. Always learning something on Noah!
Yes Dan, they are in my orchard...I can go out and get a better shot...some may still be on the tree...give me minute or so...
are you sure those are the flower of the cashew ? I can't find anything like them during a search. any photos of them still on the tree?
Spotted on May 7, 2011
Submitted on May 7, 2011
