News
- October 2009
- "The Very Noble Train of the Huntsman"
- CBC Book Club And Other News
- September 2009
- Goblin Market
- A Bumper Crop...
- Turning Japanese
- August 2009
- The Children of Light - Photos!
- Get Fruity
- The Eternal Ones of the Dream
- June 2009
- UK Fruit Media Blitz
- May 2009
- Fruits of Desire
- The Fruit Hunters UK... and other editions out now!
- April 2009
- Newsflash: The Center of the Galaxy Tastes Like Raspberries
- Systems of Delayed Orgasms...
- Obsession Lesson
- March 2009
- More Mega-Fruit Coverage
- January 2009
- Reading Matter
- Upcoming Engagements
- Miracle Fruit Frenzy Continues!
- October 2008
- Shortlisted 2x, Readings...
- Fruit Club!
- Morphology, Purple Flowers
- Audio Book
- Interviews, etc
- July 2008
- Maslin Picks Fruit!
- Montreal Miracle Fruit Party
- Fruity Freakies
- June 2008
- Montreal Launch
- May 2008
- New York Times Hearts Fruit Hunters
- Canadian Tour
- Jerusalem In My Heart
- West Coast
- A New Fruit Hunter Blog
- Q&A
- Utne Reader on Orion Excerpt
- Pre-Publication Fruit Hype
- “Baby, Let’s Make Fruit Salad”
- April 2008
- Fruit Tour
- The City is Blue
- The Trades Are Glowing
A New Fruit Hunter Blog
May 22, 2008Dr. Richard J. Campbell and Noris Ledesma, the amazing curators of Tropical Fruit at the Fairchild Tropical Botanic Garden in Florida recently started a blog. Check out their magical moments of mango discovery here
My favorite moment is this exchange with “the mango elders” of the Himalayas:
“When asked to reveal his favorite mango, Mr. Kaleem deftly side-stepped the question, explaining that to name only one would be a betrayal for all the other deserving varieties. So true, Mr. Kaleem, for this is like asking one to choose a favorite among his very own children. Love must be spread equally among all.”
In the Kesar mango groves of India (above)
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