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Imelda Negretti12 years ago
Pomerac in T'dad & Tobago, Love it!
Jesse Hacksahw11 years ago
Maybe I am too young to have been exposed to that word because I've always known them as plumrose and not malaba.
Rohan James11 years ago
Never heard them called malaba either, always plumrose.
RRichard John11 years ago
Never heard it called malaba.
Eva11 years ago
Plumrose, man!
Anselm11 years ago
Pomme d'armour in St. Lucia
Plumrose!!!!10 years ago
I've only know that as plumrose.
Evocati10 years ago
Yeah, this is and has always been Plumrose. Loving the site though!
StVincentianOd9 years ago
Malaba =Malay apple
Graham9 years ago
I myself never heard anyone call it Malaba
Erica Miller9 years ago
This is Definitely Plumrose
Kathleen W9 years ago
Primrose, my favorite fruit in the whole world.
Kris8 years ago
Plum rose! never heard the name malaba in my life..
Andre8 years ago
Wax apple in English, pomme d'armour in creole
Shak6 years ago
Favourite thing about going home
Bejue6 years ago
This is known as Pomerac in Trinidad and Tobago. The dark red ones are always the sweetest. So juicy. This tree always seems to attract woodpeckers in our yard.
VINCYPOWA5 years ago
In the Vermont Valley where I am from we called it Malaba.
Ralky5 years ago
In leeward we call them malaba
Tes3 years ago
Leeward side of vincy its call malaba i found out it name plumrose when i went to live in town.So in vincy it got both names depends on location
EEmhagenlast year
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