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This week’s Plant of the Week is the June Plum (also called Golden Apple, Ambarella, or Hog Plum). 🥭🌱
Known for its tangy-sweet fruit and versatility in the kitchen, the June Plum is a must-have for tropical gardeners. If you’re looking to add a unique and productive tropical tree to your garden, the June Plum is perfect!
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The june plum, scientifically known as Spondias dulcis, is known by numerous other names, including ambarella and golden apple in the Caribbean, cóc in Vietnam, kedondong in Malaysia and Indonesia, and amra in Bangladesh. It is also called pommecythere, jobo indio, and malayan mango, among others, reflecting its widespread cultivation and different regional names.
Here are some of the many names for the june plum:
Ambarella: A common name in many tropical regions, particularly in the Caribbean and Southeast Asia.
Golden Apple: Refers to the fruit's golden-yellow color when ripe, a name used in places like Saint Lucia and Guyana.
Cóc: The name for the fruit in Vietnam.
Kedondong: A name used for the fruit in Malaysia and Indonesia, although it can also refer to other similar fruits.
Pommecythere: Another name for the fruit, particularly in French-speaking regions.
Jobo Indio: A Spanish name used in some parts of the Caribbean.
Malayan Mango or Malaysian Mango: Names used in some areas of the Caribbean and Southeast Asia.
Amrah: A name found in Caribbean Hindustani and Fiji Hindi.
Fruit de cythère: A name from Mauritius.
Governor's Plum: A name also used in the Caribbean, like Trinidad.
Cas mango: A name used in Cameroon.
Hevi: A name used in the Philippines.
This diverse range of names highlights the fruit's origin in Southeast Asia and its widespread cultivation across various tropical regions.