New Zealand is WILD for this

Just moved to the Bay of Plenty and damn Aotearoa New Zealand is CRAZY for this #newzealand #aotearoa #bayofplenty

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[lindsayputt]

Literally, this is an everyday occurrence in many homes

[deborahthoresen]

I’m loving the share joy you are experiencing with the things a lot of us here in New Zealand can some times take for granted. We are so blessed to be living here in abundance 🍏🍋🍌🍐🥝🥑🍎🍓🍇🫐🍑🍉

[Awhi]

Those feijoa on the ground are ready for eating

[Ayihpos]

I live in nz and I'm so happy nz is getting so love

[carlh]

Yes you only eat fallen fejoias. They drop when they're ready

[MrRikki]

The large citrus looks like a grapefruit, the skin will go completely yellow when ripe.

Enjoy the property, and the North Island! We (30M, 29F) live on a similar property about an hour north of Wellington.

[steelparadox]

Its trippy to see someone so appreciative of simple things these days. Love your vibe. Welcome to the country ✌️

[Bringmeariii]

No way you’ve never been able to pick straight from the tree? I’m really holding on to my childhood dearly then! It’s very common to have fruit trees everywhere here. My grandmother had sooo many fruit trees and still does now! Far too many fallen fruit though 😭 people just usually know to help themselves but when it’s lemon I don’t know why but it’s always good to ask 😂

[smallaxeat]

Our lemon trees are pumping, so i juice them & freeze them in ice cube containers. Add them to drinks, or hot water & honey.

[lucaschambers]

omg you should try south auckland, its great

[Hayden-ix]

Please dont tell everyone, were full over here

[AnakinSkywalker-g]

Most nz houses have a nice garden and fruit trees

[keyla_kat]

Yes fejoas are so good, we have them in the south island two got a whole big bag the other day just had to let them sit for a couple days

[Tacholoco]

where are you? how did you find this place? the housesitting job?

[bFORCe]

Feijoa season would've ended around May in NZ.
PS, you can have all that too if you plant fruit trees where you're from.

[victoriadavidson]

Its a grapefruit and there like lemon but bigger with a little more tartness

[craigsymington]

Thats better than much of what is in supermarkets, especially in Auckland

[MatthewDavis-pp]

Yup thems is feijoas, pretty much you only wanna eat the ones off the ground cos that's when they're ripe enough. This was obviously a couple of months ago tho so you're gone lol

[faizkhwaja]

How does one house sit in places like this?

[jingo]

You're gonna love it here, girl!