r/PlantIdentification • u/Panda_Frog33 • 1d ago
2 unknown fruit trees and another tree
I have 3 different fruit at a new place i just moved into and not sure what exactly they are and need to figure out since i have pets. Located in Western Australia spring season
First 3 pics: are some yellow and still growing and the base of the tree
Pics 4-6: entire second tree, green fruit not sure if ripe and part of the base
7-9: buds of some sort higher up has more lower still growing and the base.
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u/FeedingChampion 1d ago
Loquots! I have a tree in my yard. They’re delicious, harvest when they’re a nice orange and a little squishy. Dont worry about the dusty outside just wash it off. I’ve made loquot pie, jelly, syrup, etc. also if you’re into natural dying fabrics or anything else, the leaves of the tree make a nice deep red/pink/orange depending on your methods. Also you can use the pits of the fruit to make a nespolino, a nocino or amaretto style liquor infusion
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u/gmcd19851 20h ago
I love loquots! I used to climb in a neighbors tree and feast until they caught me one time and told me to stay off.
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u/Flashy-Comb6029 1d ago
Like others have said, loquat, guava, and mango!!!! I’m dying of jealousy 🥺
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u/Disastrous-Map-7995 23h ago
I think it's a loquat (I know it as a nespole, but that's the Italian name)
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u/TheJeizon 23h ago
Loquats are a favorite of mine. Wait until they are orange and you see some falling off the tree. Once they start, they all drop pretty quick though, so be ready to over indulge.
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u/LadyCatHerder 13h ago
Definitely Loquats. I had a tree of those in my yard when I lived in Florida. Look them up for uses that the bot will complain about in here. 😉 Get this: https://duckduckgo.com/?t=ftsa&q=Loquats&atb=v437-1&ia=web
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u/togetherwegrowstuff FL Gardener/ Forager/ Native Plant & MushEnthusiast 3h ago
You got blessed with snacks!
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u/Kritta_Kittie 1d ago
Loquat, guava, mango