Mango in Hometown Essay 1 Our campus is full of life all year round, with green trees and flowers blooming everywhere, and the most eye-catching ones are the beautiful mango trees.

(The four-letter word is good.) Whenever the colorful spring comes, the mango tree stretches out its slender branches and leaves, and the beige mango flowers are in full bloom, branches and clusters, crowded together, like a group of naughty flowers.

Dolls, vying to be the first to let people admire their grace.

It also brings bursts of fragrance to people from time to time.

(Metaphors and personification add color to the article!) When the hot summer comes, the mango tree bears fruit.

Plump little mangoes hang on the branches, like cute little dolls, peeling off the green leaves and looking out with a smile.

The mango is oval in shape, about the same size as a goose egg. If you peel off its skin, the crystal clear flesh will be revealed. If you take a bite, it will be as sweet as honey.

During physical education class, students who are sweating profusely will naturally come to the mango tree to enjoy the cool air.

Within a moment, you will feel cool and comfortable all over.

(The students enjoying the shade under the tree reflected their friendship with the mango tree.) The autumn girl came with light steps. Some flowers and trees could no longer withstand the test of autumn. A gust of wind blew by, and the withered yellow leaves fell.

Like beautiful butterflies dancing freely in the air, only a few yellow leaves hanging alone on the dead branches.

As for the mango tree, it is still so green and tall, and its leaves sparkle in the sunlight.

(Write out the evergreen characteristics of the mango tree.) Grandpa Winter came quietly, blowing the biting cold wind, but the mango trees are still lush and leafy, accompanying us, they are like loyal soldiers guarding our campus

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Lovely mango tree, you are always with us and add infinite scenery to our campus.

I love you, the mango tree on campus.

Mangoes from Hometown Essay 2 I have eaten nutritious cantaloupe from Xinjiang, delicious coconuts from Hainan, and sweet peaches from Beijing, but I still like to eat mangoes, a specialty of my hometown.

In my hometown of Gaozhou, mango trees are planted in front of and behind every house.

The mango tree is tall and graceful, with evergreen leaves all year round. From a distance, it looks like a big open green umbrella.

Its flowers are yellow, and hundreds or even thousands of them gather into small golden spiers, and the fragrance is overflowing.

The flowers lag behind and bear fruit.

Some of the green miniature mangoes look like kidneys, some look like commas, and some look like eggs. The mangoes at this time taste very sour.

In summer, the branches are covered with mangoes of all sizes, the big ones are ten centimeters long, and the small ones are four or five centimeters long.

Some turn into light yellow, some are yellow with red inside, and there are small brown spots on the surface of the peel. If you cut the unripe mango into small pieces, sprinkle it with sugar and eat it, it will be sour, sweet and crispy, which will make you appetizing.

Sprinkle some tangerine peel and mountain ginger to make it even more memorable.

Around the Spring Festival, many people like to eat unripe, out-of-season mangoes just to whet their appetite.

The skin of a ripe mango is very thin, and it comes off easily.

The flesh is fresh, yellow and tender, with a lot of juice. When you lick it with the tip of your tongue, it is sweet, fragrant and soft.

I like to eat mangoes like this the most.

In the middle of eating, you will feel a little bit of something, which my mother said is a kind of fiber.

At the end of the meal, the oblong core with a convex center and thin edges was left.

At this time, I am reluctant to throw away the core, and I have to suck it hard for a few times before throwing it away.

Mangoes are not only delicious, but also rich in vitamins!

I heard that its bark and leaves can be used to make yellow dye, and the bark also contains gum resin!

It is truly a treasure!

I love mango, a specialty of my hometown, for its delicious taste, and even more for its spirit of selfless contribution to the people.

Mango in Hometown Essay 3 Yuanjiang, the Sun City in the Red River Valley, is known as the "Hometown of Hundreds of Fruits", including oranges, mangoes, tomatoes, etc. Among so many fruits, the most delicious one is the mango.

In March, the drizzle was like silk, and the mango tree greedily sucked the "milk" sent by spring. People unknowingly pulled out a few buds. The buds gradually grew up, and the green leaves were like a piece of green leaves.

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At this time, the mango bloomed with small light yellow flowers and stood among the green bushes.

In summer, small green mangoes grow on the trees, each one round and green, like emerald green gems hanging on the branches.

The mangoes are ripe, and the golden mangoes are swaying gently under the caress of the breeze, as if waving to people.

The mango tree is like a tall giant, protecting the "elves" on the tree from being stolen.

Mango is the king of tropical fruits, and it has other names!

Mango is also known as lemon fruit and boring fruit.

There are many varieties of mangoes, the most common ones we see are three-year mango, local mango, golden phoenix, ivory mango, etc.

Mango not only tastes good, but also has many nutritional values.

Mango is rich in vitamin A.

The vitamin C in mangoes exceeds that of oranges, strawberries and other fruits, so eating more mangoes can also increase people’s resistance.

Also, mango has high medicinal value, especially for those who suffer from vomiting, seasickness, and frequent thirst.