#4 - Mango Tree / Mangifera indica

Episode 4 of the A Year with Trees podcast, hosted by Fatima, titled "#4 - Mango Tree / Mangifera indica" was published on February 14, 2025 and runs 10 minutes.

February 14, 2025 ·10m · A Year with Trees

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Summary

Here is a tree that almost every Indian have sweet memories of childhood with - Mango. Either playing under its boughs or eating juicy sweet mangoes during summer vacations, we all love this tree and its fruits. Do listen and enjoy. And, relive your childhood stories with this beautiful, homely tree.

Episode Description

Here is a tree that almost every Indian have sweet memories of childhood with - Mango. Either playing under its boughs or eating juicy sweet mangoes during summer vacations, we all love this tree and its fruits. Do listen and enjoy. And, relive your childhood stories with this beautiful, homely tree.

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