Very exotic album.

said mozingo1 2007.07.28 at 17:19:47 PDT

Hello Yair. What an amzingly beautiful beautiful flower. It's soooo exotic looking. What a good idea to include shots of the fruit. Can't say that I'm familiar with it. What does it taste like? I'll have to look out for this one in our supermarket. Thanks for sharing. Jayne x

said pennylane157 2006.11.13 at 12:05:34 PST

Hello Yair, its nice to go trough this album again, and now I can see the fruit. I like this albums and your quality is super!!!Bye bye warm greetings from Ien

said iahuis 2006.11.12 at 04:45:01 PST

... and I forgot -why could I- to thank you for your kind words in our "Concarneau" and "Drops" album!

said oertlif_3 2006.11.11 at 08:31:22 PST

Hi Yair: Happy to "have waited" to see the end phase of this amazing plant. Interesting fruit! Has the name to do with the taste? Is it at this time of the year to be found on markets, or only occasionally? Size like tiny apples? Expensive?- Well, sorry for all these questions - it shows at least that your album, as its predecessors, finds big attention! Have a good Sunday - all the best from Kaethi and Henri

said oertlif_3 2006.11.11 at 08:29:21 PST

Bonjour Yair, this album on Feijoa - the Pineapple Guava, is very fantastic. You have only great shots, wonderful when this fruit is in flowers. Thanks, marielle

said mariellefrigault 2006.11.10 at 17:31:47 PST

Hello Yair! I have never seen anything like this! This is a new one on me! Aamazing flowers, so well photographed, as always! Have a great weekend, my friend! Best wishes, Suresh

said suresh_krishna 2006.11.10 at 05:28:40 PST

Hi Yair. A great addition to an allready, wonderull album. i enjoyed looking at this album again. Thanks for sharing, regards Mike. P.S. can you eat the fruit?

said mikejc1 2006.11.09 at 08:16:19 PST

As usual, you find the most interesting things to take photographs of. Thanks for sharing and thanks for the VERY kind words in my guestbook for my latest album. Your words are incredibly appreciated! Best wishes and huge hugs, Kris :)

said KrisApplegate 2006.11.04 at 16:33:07 PST

Yair, I am happy to be the first to comment since you have added the latest pictures. This album is really fascinating....from the tiny bud to the plate. A real journey through the months - with recipes to boot. I don't recall seeing these in the grocery store, but will check it out today, and will ask at some nurseries for plants and if it will grow in our area. Beautiful flowers. Thanks for enlightening me on this. Carol

said albertsville 2006.11.04 at 03:52:54 PST

P.S. Other than on a tree if you have one, since ours are not producing fruit currently, I hope I can find the feijoa (pineapple guava) in grocery stores here to make the delicious recipe you gave us. Thank you. Nancy

said bcharpen 2006.08.06 at 12:24:59 PDT

We have a puny version of this tree in our yard. I like this beauty you have shared with much better. Thank you. Nancy

said bcharpen 2006.08.06 at 12:20:27 PDT

What an interesting album of Feijoa! Its flowers are beautiful! Thanks for sharing and for your compliment on my featured album today.

said amhalveytoo 2006.06.04 at 10:33:07 PDT

Hi Yair, Feijoa is beautiful! Every time I visited albums of other friends on Webshots, I always find treasures. Yours is one of them. I love the colour of the flowers, so vibrant and tempting. Thanks for sharing! Alice, Malaysia

said aliceteh 2006.05.31 at 22:52:38 PDT

Yair, this is an interesting and beautifully captured album on “Feijoa” – a fruit I’ve never heard of before. Why did Israel transplant it from the mountains of South America Was it draught resistance, pest resistance, or something else? Maybe taste? Whatever the answers, I love your close-up images. Also, thank you for your review and kind comments on our "NM Museum Natural History & Science" album. EdandHelen/Albuquerque

said edandhelen 2006.05.28 at 13:34:10 PDT

Yair ~ Your album on Feijoa brought back sweet memories. My Grandpa had a tree growing in his yard in southern California. As children, we loved to munch on the delicate, slightly sweet flower petals on summer afternoons as a treat. He always told us to leave the rest of the flower so we could enjoy the fruit in the fall. Mmmmmmm! Can't wait to see your pictures of the "green grenades". ~ Cindy *:o)

said natureluvrforever 2006.05.28 at 12:44:57 PDT

Hi Yair, feijoa is very intererestig fruit & has beautiful flowers. I'm looking forward to see which exactly fruit is that. Well we'll see in October as you said. Best Regards Ana Marija.

said manama117 2006.05.26 at 18:01:51 PDT

Hi Yair: What an interesting and beautiful flower - never heard about! I have the impression that Israel is particularly rich in flowers and fruits, many unknown to us Eureopeans. Is it the climate - the know how - the enthousiasm of "botanists"? - Of course, we look forward seing the fruits in autumn! - Thank you so much for your recent entries - we appreciate your interest! - With best wishes: Kaethi and Henri

said oertlif_3 2006.05.24 at 07:39:25 PDT

Hello, Yair - what a great album! These flowers look almost like fiber-optic flowers! Thank you for sharing such wonderful pictures of such lovely plants! - claudia

said gardenlady110 2006.05.23 at 18:49:48 PDT

Hello Yair, what a beautiful album! I have never seen any plants like this before. They are gorgeous! Thanks so much for sharing. Candi

said candistackable 2006.05.21 at 11:36:10 PDT

Wow Yair! I've never seen anything like this. How lovely! Thanks for sharing! Best wishes, Kris :)

said KrisApplegate 2006.05.20 at 12:27:28 PDT

Hum, Hum, hum...You made me hungry! If the fruit as good as beautiful are the flowers, I cannot wait to taste. May be they also may grow in shelterd places in Portugal. I have to investigate and may be go back to you for advice. This is the beauty of the "shoting" community. You start sharing pictures and continue with cultivation advice, receipes and, who knows what more. Margarida

said margaridacsilva 2006.05.20 at 12:19:53 PDT

Hello Yair: Thanks for the looking at my other albums and kind words. I enjoyed your albums also.

said kellimays 2006.05.19 at 23:47:39 PDT

Hi Yair! This is really a wonderful flower/fruit. I like this flower very much. Great Macro's. And ofcourse thanks for your comments in my Keukenhof. Groeten, Mieke

said miekesphotos2 2006.05.19 at 10:41:29 PDT

Ciao Yair; thanks for your kind words in my guestbook. This album is fantastic; great macros, color and compositions. Really well done. Have a good week end, Renato, Italy.

said renato26 2006.05.19 at 06:27:52 PDT

HELLOOOOO. MY FRIEND NICE TO SEE YOUR PHOTOS AGAIM. I REALLY ENJOY A LOT. TAKE CARE . DANIEL

said avidaje 2006.05.16 at 23:54:39 PDT

Didn't know they had such beautiful flowers! Fantastic album! joan

said ta2 2006.05.16 at 23:17:02 PDT

îé îä éù ìçùåù?! äëåì òðééï ùì èòí åáòéðé äàìáåí éôä åâí îòðééï îàåã. ðéðå

said nino1103 2006.05.16 at 02:04:14 PDT

Yair; shame on me...I realise that it's a long time ago I've visited your photos and now I see what I've missed. Great work in this album. I'll be back soon. Thank you so much for paying attention to my featured album today. Till the next time, greetings and best wishes, Els

said ejooren 2006.05.15 at 11:38:03 PDT

Hi! What a great album Yair! It's a very beautiful flower (fruit..)!! Looking forward to more pictures as it keeps growing! THANK YOU for your very nice words in my guestbooks!! Makes me very happy.. I was just playing around (photoshop), having fun!! Hope everything is good with you! Take care, Hildegunn

said hilla79 2006.05.15 at 10:55:39 PDT

Hi there Yair! Feijoas ... I tried them once, many years ago in New Zealand! But I've never seen the plant itself! Cheers, Sharon

said smath101 2006.05.15 at 03:28:06 PDT

Hi Yair, I didn't look in your starry account for a few days and now you have managed to put together a delightful album of Pineapple Guava. To tell you a secret: I downloaded # 24. Which one would you have? # 23?? I am so happy today as I found the jacarandas of Galit. Still wondering about the star, greetings, Merike

said lovejoy485 2006.05.15 at 01:07:32 PDT

éåôé ùì öéìåîé îà÷øå! àâá, äåøéãå àú äúîåðåú ääï. úåãä: ðéðå

said nino1103 2006.05.15 at 00:58:02 PDT

Hi! Dear good friend! Thank you so much for the idea! I totally agree with you. Quite often, I find managing the GB is busy enough, not talking about managing 3000+ messages! Then I won't have any time in creating more and more WHEN A+B=C, WHEN D+E=F, WHEN G+H=I ... nor my everlasting working MY WORLD HAS GONE CRAZY ... See you! Take care! CS

said csfoto 2006.05.13 at 20:28:48 PDT

Shalom Yair, congrats on this wonderful collection of the flowering Guava! These truly look like succulent florals that would bear a delicious fruit!! Your close-ups are great and I bet the air fills with a wonderful fragrance from these beauties!! Many Thanks for sharing, looking forward to the captures of the edible fruits!! GB, Ted

said torretab 2006.05.13 at 15:51:31 PDT

Hi Yair, Beautiful photos from the flowers of the pineapple. I know the fruit and it is delicious. I enjoyed viewing this interesting and wonderful flower. Have a nice weekend and take care, Joke

said _yoko12 2006.05.13 at 13:23:11 PDT

Hi Yair, Thank you for the very interesting album. I'm going to have to check to see where Feijoa is grown in Florida. Maybe I can visit next time I get down there. I'm not sure what the mature fruit is though. Is it only the fleshy leaves that are used in your recipies, or those round green stamens, I think they might be called, in yourlast photos? I will have to check in our local Wegmans supermarkets. They have a lot of exotic fruits and vegetables and bring up a lot of produce from Florida. Very interesting well photographed album Yair. Best wishes, Ray

said rrayr55 2006.05.13 at 03:38:59 PDT

Hi Yair! It's nice album! Fantastic flowers and incredible colours! Congratulations! Thanks a lot for your warm words about my pics. You're so kind! Best regards - Ljubomira (from Bulgaria).

said ljubomira100 2006.05.13 at 02:26:58 PDT

Hi Yair Thank You For Your Concern Im Fine i Just wasnt on webshots for a while. The Album Is Wonderful And Redish And Great Shabbat Shalom, Shlomo

said thewise000 2006.05.11 at 23:25:01 PDT

Hi Yair A very interesting album, beautiful flower I hope the fruit is a s good, To answer your question so far I can see no difference, I am waiting for the upgrade which is supposed to happen today sometime, I noticed the button yesterday and it is still the same today. So for me it is a case of wait and see, besides alot of the jargon talk is not for me. I just like to see user friendly functions. I do not know that this helps very much but it just shows that I am in the dark as well, best regards Ken

said hircock100 2006.05.11 at 12:30:22 PDT

Hi Yair, This is a lovely album and remnds me of home in South Africa where I had this plant in my garden. It is a beautiful flower, isn't it? And the fruit is tasty too! Thank you for your kind words in my Shop Fronts guest book. Best wishes, Mandy (UK)

said mistywisp 2006.05.11 at 11:10:58 PDT

hello Yair! How beautiful -- and interesting as well! I'm another one who will be watching to see what the fruit looks like. This certainly is different from anything here in Arkansas but isn't that the wonderful thing about WS, we get to see beautiful and unsual things from all over the world! Great shots! Jayne

said jaynenjoe 2006.05.10 at 17:09:04 PDT

Hi Yair! The Feijoa has a very attractive flower and you have some great images here. I hope you will keep us updated with the ripening fruit too. Thanks for sharing and best wishes.. Gladys, Western Australia.

said gladysclancy2 2006.05.10 at 06:41:48 PDT

This is a new fruit for me also. Beautiful flowers and fine photography. Be sure to show us the fruit. - Steve

said runnincricket 2006.05.10 at 05:41:57 PDT

Hi Yair. Interesting to see a type of fruit tree I've never seen before. It certainly has a pretty flower. Can't wait to see the ripened fruit come October. Maybe you should show us some progress updates along the way as it ripens! Take care. Don

said muggs1953 2006.05.09 at 18:47:39 PDT

Ahaa Now I see the recipes..hehe I was just looking at the pictures on the page before. A beautiful exotic flower which seemingly produces a lovely fruit. I can't wait to see the end result. Mouse

said anonneymouse1 2006.05.09 at 17:27:28 PDT

Thanks Yair, the night shots and the underground shots are my favourites too :o) Beautiful pics, I did not know about this flower, it's really an handsome flower. Ciao! Roberto

said rodemicheli 2006.05.09 at 15:04:02 PDT

This floor looks amazingly like a flowering tree here in Baja. I just posted a picture of a bloom this week. I don't know if the one here has a fruit or not. I'll tell you in about 5 years when our tree matures! The picture I posted is at http://community.webshots.com/photo/548994927/2185308850046663707GDLiPi . I like your flowers! Good job. Harriet

said purkeypics 2006.05.09 at 11:12:40 PDT

Hello Yair, Just looked at all of your new pictures. As before I was very Impressed! I just got back from Puerto Vallarta,Mexico,and I'm going to Texas in a couple of days,so I'll be adding more pictures the first of the month. I hope I will be adding pictures as good as yours.. maybe half as good will satisfy me. Keep it up,I enjoy looking. Best to you! Larry larry168108

said larry168108 2006.05.09 at 03:25:12 PDT

Shalom Yair, Thanks for your words on my featured album. You have excellent albums too with a lot of beautiful pics. Best regards, Manuel from Spain.

said mdediego 2006.05.09 at 01:43:33 PDT

Hi Yair! I have just had my lunch, time for me to have a little fruit! HeeHee! Our pineapple guava are mostly imported from southern China, Taiwan, or even Thailand. Now back to our business ... the most concern I care about is the remote control to your camera! Not all cameras have remote control accessory except prosumer or professional cameras. Shooting fireworks requires very slow shutter speed of mostly around 1/10 sec to 1 sec, depends on the brightness and duration of each booming firework and how close you are to the fireworks, a few hundred metres or 1 km away is surely a big difference. The problem is that even you mount your camera on the tripod, once you touch your camera and press the shutter button, this will shake the camera a little, and you surely know what the result will be. Some people use the 2-sec delay in the self-timer to avoid touching the camera at the time of exposure, but this is totally useless for shooting fireworks for you will never know when will the next firework BOOM, and is quite troublesome to set the self-timer continuously. Oh dear friend! If you don’t have any remote shutter release to your camera, my only suggestion is that you still mount your camera on the tripod and try your very best to keep your camera stable when pressing the shutter release button. Moreover, as said before, you never know the exact timing of every firework, so keep trying, keep pressing the button ... non-stop. GOOD LUCK TO YOU DEAR FRIEND! Further discussion welcome! See you! CS :D

said csfoto 2006.05.09 at 00:02:29 PDT

Hi Yair. Very pretty flowers, looking forward to seeing pictures of the fruit. We have nothing like this in Africa, to my knowledge. Nice to visit with you again. Lil

said Skinnerbek 2006.05.08 at 17:31:04 PDT

Hi Yair, I think this flower is artistic (-: Its beautiful, I love the colour red and white, and the little red in the middle, with tiny cute yellow balls. Ohh yes its a paradise flower and I like the discribtion off the guave fruit, I know the name guave, I dont remeber if I have eaten this fruit, maybee when I was in Lanzarote? Spain, But here in great marked in great citys, you can buy all kind off fruits. I hope to see them by my own eyes. Also thank you for your compliments about my photos, I am glad you see that my photos are better. (-: Bye Bye, Pretty week, enjoy sunshine, Ien.

said iahuis 2006.05.08 at 13:55:08 PDT

Hello Yair,I don't think that I ever saw this flower or its fruit.The flower is very beautiful,and if the fruit taste as sweet as the flower is beautiful,than I'm convinced that it will be something delicious to eat.A very interesting album,and I'm looking forward to see the fruits.Thank you for sharing,best regards,Henri

said haneveercoremanssh... 2006.05.08 at 13:11:01 PDT

I love the Feijoa. Interesting flower. Revisit my Flowers of the Arizona Desert Album. I recently added another 50 shots. Rick from Gilbert, Arizona.

said atridim 2006.05.08 at 11:59:44 PDT

<font color="#000080" > Hi Yair, This is a very interesting album and I’m looking forward to seeing the fruits develop. I had never heard of this fruit before, but its name sounded Portuguese so I assumed its Brazilian origin. Of course, reading your text confirmed it. The flower is a rather beautiful flower as you beautiful picture show , but it’s somewhat surprising that it would produce a tasty fruit. Beautiful flowers seldom do. I hope the shrub resides in your own yard and that you get to enjoy its photography as well as its flavor. A search of the Internet yielded the fact that it is grown here in Florida, but I have never seen it in anyone’s yard nor its fruit on any supermarket shelf. <font color="#b00000" > Greetings from Florida, Paul. <font color="#000080" > P.S. Thank you for very kind words on my Tai Shan album. We just got back from a holiday in Washington D.C. where we got to enjoy his antics. </font>

said paul_fernandez 2006.05.08 at 11:12:24 PDT

Hello Yair and thank you very, very much for looking at my first attempt at taking photos with a digital camera. It was such a thrill to see your message this morning and when I have answered everyone I shall be back to look at your photos because from what I have seen of them at a quick glance they are going to interest me very much. Thanks once again and best wishes, Betty

said Tillergirl 2006.05.08 at 04:56:12 PDT

äéé éàéø úåãä ìê òì äáøëåú ìàìáåí ùìé! úîåðåúéê îòðéðåú åéôåú îàìáåí ìàìáåí! ùáåò èåá! èåîé

said tommili100 2006.05.08 at 04:16:15 PDT

Hi Yair, this is so pretty. What a lovely flower it has, and to think it has a fruit also. I would love to taste it. Thank you for sharing it..Claudette

said mamabear250 2006.05.07 at 19:29:41 PDT

Hi Yair, these feijoa flowers are so pretty! I have never seen this kind of flower nor heard of this fruit. It sounds like it would be delicious. Thank you for your comments in my digital art album, too. Have a wonderful week! Shirley, US

said ms_shirley 2006.05.07 at 17:24:02 PDT

outstanding. great details. wonderful album. all gutierrezguti

said agustinguti2 2006.05.07 at 15:32:09 PDT

Good evening Yair. It's Sunday 10.30. I have been looking at your album.Very lovely flower the Feijoa.have never seen or heared about her.The pictures are very nice and have enjoyed looking at them.It was very interesting to read about.know I know a lot about the flower and the fruit.The recipes of the Salsa and the Jam sound very tasty. Thank you for your comment on my album of Keukenhof. Take care Ida

said faisca112 2006.05.07 at 13:33:58 PDT

Hello Yair, An interesting album - the Pineapple Guava. From this side of the oceans, I've heard of it, just never been this up close and personal before today. I also wanted to thank you for visiting my Featured album and leaving such nice comments within my guest book entries. A surprise to me this morning while opening my email, finding a long list of folks from all over the place. Best regards and thanks again. Greetings from the Oregon Coast. Ron

said rboise 2006.05.07 at 12:33:53 PDT

Ciao Yair, congratulations for the really wonderful album. I never saw this kind of flower and the compositions that you made are perfect. Thank for sharing. Franco from Italy

said fuij 2006.05.07 at 10:30:08 PDT

Dear Yair, Wow what a beautiful plant and one I've not heard of before although I'm guessing we might be able to buy the fruits in some specialists shops here. It really is a wonderful plant and I think my favourite is picture 24 I love the way the flower is peeping out from behind the leaves. I also loved all the recipes a great idea :o)I look forward to seeing the ripended fruits in the autumn. Hope you are having a good weekend. Take care now Jill

said jillbatchelor2 2006.05.07 at 08:02:36 PDT

Hi, Yair! You have a beautiful new album here. Keep working and making my day. Have a wonderful sunday. JC

said jcpat100 2006.05.07 at 05:20:06 PDT

Ciao Yair, what a fantastic album you have here! Your shots are perfect! Enchanted colors and very beautiful compositions to share with your friend the great beauty of these gorgeous flowers. This is the first time that I see it! So, now I am very curious to know what is its taste! For now I must be pleased to admire it in your lovely photos! Thank you! Take care. Simona

said simonaman 2006.05.07 at 04:16:34 PDT

Hi Yair, thanks for your kind comment in my tulip album. I have never seen this fruit before, but I am very curious at the next fotos of the fruit itself. These are the flowers, isn't it? The recipees are great, but if you don't have the fruit, you maybe can add another fruit. Thanks for sharing this great album with us, greetings from Holland, Hanneke

said hanneke176 2006.05.07 at 02:49:45 PDT

Hello Yair. I have never heard of this fruit although I do know of the pineapple that we have in Australia. The flowers are very pretty but now I am waiting for the pictures of the fruit. What does the fruit taste like? John

said johnferguson100 2006.05.07 at 01:24:14 PDT

Hello Again Yair, Thank you for another interesting album. Me thinks you cannot wait till the tree is in fruit again!!!!! :-)) I have heard of the Feijoa, but have known nothing about them, now I know quite a lot thanks to you. I have down loaded all the photo's with descriptions and placed them into a folder of their own so if I come across this facinating plant and fruit I will know what to so with it, as I am looking forward to trying the fruit. That is if it is available in the LAND DOWN UNDER. Take Care my friend. Trish, Melbourne, Australia

said leckie45 2006.05.06 at 20:46:41 PDT

Hey! Yair! I had eaten quite a lot when I'm a child, but now I only sometimes eat them! We have similar Pineapple Guava growing around in SE Asia. Fruits are yummy and there is good supply during July/August time. But we don't eat much for it is not too good for digestion. HaaHaa! INTERESTING pictures! Can't eat much, but I'll keep enjoying Pineapple Guava! All the Best! CS :)

said csfoto 2006.05.06 at 20:10:54 PDT

Ouch! I thought I read all the descriptions...I missed a lot, otherwise I would have known that this fruit is edible. I was concentrating more on the photos... :((( And my laptop was down yesterday. I also had 0 views yesterday, but I know it's not so. I reconfigured my wireless laptop and today had problem with Webshots Desktop Manager. Coincidence? Anyway, the album is great and if I see this fruit, I'll have to taste it! Best, Roza

said rozalia421 2006.05.06 at 17:05:00 PDT

Hi Yair! Thanks for the invite - this is a beautiful album and I love the rich red of the flowers! We grow feijoa in New Zealand too! It is one of my favourite fruits and we used to pick them off my grandmas tree when we were little :) If I had to pick a favourite it would be #24 because they look like starbursts or fireworks. Looking forward to seeing the fruit in Oct - don't forget to cut one open! Thanks also for your comments about the birds - I guess I will have to take another trip to Dunedin sometime (haven't been there for a while)...You are right about Stewart Island - the kiwi run around in the daylight down there but I have not been fortunate enough to have visited yet (another trip on the cards then?!). We have Kiwi in Christchurch at Willowbank Wildlife Park so I will probably go there in the meantime :) Bye for now! Take care, Kate

said klb49100 2006.05.06 at 16:35:23 PDT

Hi Yair, thank you for your always kind words in my homeland album. I was a little insecure about it, but it seems that, at least my friends, are enjoying it. Reading the word Feijoa alerted me immediately, because in portuguese we have words as feijão = bean, feijoca, feijoeiro, feijoada, etc. I believe that portuguese introduced the word in Brazil, during the discoveries, and it has been spread with the fruit... It were not the spanish guys because they call beans "habas". What an exotic and beautiful flower! I haven't seen it when I was in Brazil, because I didn't visit the right places, at South. And you say the fruits is ripen only 5 months after it blooms? It is almost the time of a woman's pregnancy:) By the photos, I can imagine these are very perfumed fruits and flowers. WOW - outstanding photos you have here! It is beautiful in all its phasis! Really fantastic... I'm amazed and delighted. Really great that simetry in photo 10! Ravishing number 12! And what a combination of tastes it has... I'm curious! When I'll go to the supermarket I will visit the tropical section and It's better for them that they have it! Or I'll force them to import it! I don't know guava, but all the others, I love them. Do you have a guava photo in any of your albuns? It's possible it is what we call goiaba... because the spanish translation is alike: guayaba... And you even give us recipes! How sweet! I hope I find the fruit to try it. I like fruit flavours in food. I have copied it. I loved to see the flowers, now I'm waiting for the fruit's photos, ok? Don't you forget! Thank you for the recipes. You, with this beautiful album, and Jill with her bluebells's album had taught to me one lesson, today: when the subject is beautiful, we don't get tired seeing it. So, I'm beginning to get convinced that my album is not really boring, because my fields are also beautiful on its own way. Of course, my photos aren't like this ones... Thank you so much for sharing such a beautiful flower with me. All the best and have a wonderful weekend, Rosa

said quartominguante 2006.05.06 at 14:06:19 PDT

Hello Yair, what a marvelous flower your Feijoa is. Great photos. I cant wait to see the fruit when they ripen. Christy

said savage_gardener 2006.05.06 at 12:22:05 PDT

Hi Yair. What a wonderfull flowering tree with all the reds and pinks, What do the fruit tast like? Thanks for sharing. Regards Mike from holland.

said mikejc1 2006.05.06 at 11:02:48 PDT

Shalom Yair. Just beautiful. Remined me my childhod and the tree at my parants homeyard. Thanks foe sharing this beautiful albom. RAN

said ranyaari100 2006.05.06 at 08:10:45 PDT

Hi Yair, So, you have a new album too! Excellent, as usual. Very interesting flower. Pineapple and Guava - yum. Is this one edible? Thanks for visiting my garden again. I had to split the album into two - it was getting too big. Best, Roza

said rozalia421 2006.05.06 at 07:42:14 PDT

Hello Yair..I really like pic #13 the flower is gorgeous! Never heard of this before, what kind of fruit is it? Good to eat? Mouse in Canada

said anonneymouse1 2006.05.06 at 06:39:44 PDT

Good Morning Yair. Excellent album. Beautiful flowers and wonderful shots! Did I cover all of it? lol Hope you have a great weekend. I always enjoy visiting. Lynn

said 1seahag 2006.05.06 at 06:37:12 PDT

Hi Yair, thanks for the hint!! SO I AM THE FIRST!!!!!! I am so happy to see this beautiful album at last published! Have a wonderful day! Galit

said 854847 2006.05.06 at 04:40:49 PDT