Time To Embrace a Treeific Tuesday With Moringa + Pear
Taking time to observe the things in nature can give us joy. Sometimes we can be awed by plants that look alike. I got to learn of such when someone mentioned another plant as if it were the one I wanted to know about. The picture look similar although he differences become more noticeable at a closer look.
This is my entry for @old-guy-photos #treetuesday challenge.
A Moringa tree
I wish to make it a double showcase of Tree. This second one is not too common, as it is more common in the African Continent.
African Pear/ Bush Pear
It is Pink in color prior to Maturity, but changes to black or blue after maturity. It is usually combined with Corn. You just need to apply hot water to it, to soften it before enjoying your Maize with it.
I will like to know, have you seen or heard about any of the Trees above? Do you know its usefulness? Please feel free to drop your comments, we may end up Feeding our brains with some new and interesting things.
My signout message is:
Variety is the spice To Life.
I simply love the duet..see just how their beauty correlate..natural nature and thanks too @emjoe
Thanks @mcsamm 😂
It is a nice combo
Nature is indeed beautiful. My preference goes to the African pear tree because I love pear especially with corn...lol!
Nice shots!
Thanks, I thought I was the only one that enjoys corn with Pear
Thanks @emjoe. Nice shots :)
You're welcome 👶. I did a post for you a few days #man crush Monday .
Thank you @emjoe. And so sorry about somehow missing your Post. But I went right now to check it out. Again , thank you friend :)
You are welcome. We get too busy with life sometimes. It is quite understandable :)
Moringa, yes I know, we have one in the field but the second one I did not know, thank you very much for sharing
Thanks @Sheilamenher for coming over. What do you use the moringa for?
The second tree is mainly found in Africa. I will share the ripe fruit soon
My family takes it in tea, which works as an antioxidant, restores the cells and prevents cancer
Wow, thanks for this info