What are the seasonal fruits in July and August?

Seasonal fruits in July and August include: watermelon, lychee, grape, cherry, and mango.

1. Watermelon. Watermelon can be said to be one of the representative fruits of midsummer. July and August are the peak season of watermelon, and the refreshing watermelon juice fills the entire market. When selecting, you can tap the watermelon lightly to hear whether there is a hollow sound, whether the skin is smooth and whether the melon base is dry. Watermelon likes a warm and dry climate, is intolerant to cold, drought, and humidity. It likes sunlight and needs a lot of fertilizer. Sandy soil with loose soil, deep soil layer, and good drainage is best.

2. Lychee. July and August are also the peak seasons for lychees. This attractive red fruit makes people salivate. Lychee juice is juicy and rich, with a sweet taste. It is a good helper to relieve the heat in summer. However, lychees are warm in nature and can easily cause internal heat if eaten in large quantities. It is recommended to consume them in moderation.

3. Grapes. July and August are the peak seasons for grapes. Grapes have a bumper harvest, are sweet and juicy, and are especially suitable for summer consumption. Grapes are native to West Asia and were introduced to China in the Western Han Dynasty. They are now distributed in Hebei, Henan, Shanxi and other provinces of China. Grapes like a warm, dry and well-ventilated environment, like plenty of sunshine, have a certain degree of cold tolerance, are not strict with soil quality, and are suitable for growing in loose, fertile, sandy soil.

4. Cherry. July and August are also the season for cherries. This small red and tender fruit exudes an alluring sweet fragrance. Cherries are rich in nutrients such as vitamin C and potassium. They are not only delicious but also helpful for skin care.

5. Mango. July and August are the harvest season for mangoes, and the sweet aroma of this tropical fruit is irresistible. It is native to India and Malaysia, and is cultivated in Guangdong, Guangxi, Yunnan, Fujian and other places in China. It mostly grows on hillsides, river valleys or in forests in the wilderness. Mango is a light-loving tree species that requires sufficient light, weak wind resistance, and strict soil requirements. It is suitable for growing in loose sandy loam or loam with deep soil and good drainage.

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