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What on earth is an osaka orange? Here it is

I picked it up (ramassé) in the middle of a country road near my house. It's an enormous fruit fallen from a tree, and there were dozens of them, some squashed (écrasé) by cars. I cut one open to see what it was like inside

I looked on internet to discover what it was and all about it. I read it is not edible and the seeds (graines) are not fertile.
Still, I planted it and now, in May look what is happening (ce qui se passe)

Lots of seeds are growing and pushing the fruit out of (en dehors de) the soil (terre)! Unbelievable! I am delighted (je suis ravie). I hope they will continue growing (pousser).
One month since (depuis) the last entry! I promise I won't do it again.