Spring brought us our favorite seasonal fruits like janerek (green plums), loz akhdar (green almonds), akidinia (loquats), and others.
Now that spring has come to an end, we bid farewell to its succulent fruits and welcome many more refreshing ones in exchange.
Hydrating, sweet, energizing, and packed with nutrients, here are some of Mother Nature’s healthy treats you’ll find in Lebanon this summer (all the way into autumn)!
#1 Mulberries
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#2 Cherries
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#3 Peaches
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#4 Plums
#5 Apricots
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#6 Grapes
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#7 Nectarines
#8 Watermelons
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#9 Melons/Cantaloupe
#10 Pineapples
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#11 Mangoes
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#12 Coconuts
#13 Pears
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#14 Strawberries
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#15 Pomelo
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#16 Figs
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#17 Cactus Pears (Subbeir)
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#18 Lychee
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#19 Sugar Apple (Ashta)
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#20 Persimmons (Kharma or Kaaki)
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#21 Pomegranates
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