âMaypopsâ is a two-season name. Here in Florida and other parts of the south they can blossom in May. But the fruits donât get big enough to step on and âpopâ until June or July.The name comes from âmaracockâ which is what the Powhatan Indians called it.reen maypops can be cooked like green tomatoes and eaten. You can try eating the pulpy inside of a green one but often the insides have not developed that much appreciated sweet-sour taste. Ripe one can be eaten raw and after a few they are kind of rough on the mouth.
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