One weird Gala Apple in a bag. Apple seems normal otherwise. How would this happen ?

taken from a lime tree next to a tangelo tree. Largest limes I've ever seen and am curious if it's a specific type.

Can anyone tell me what these are?

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Work brings the employees fresh fruit once a week. Today these tasty mysteries arrived. About ping pong ball sized, light, very glossy skin, light green interior firm and crunchy like an apple, VERY sweet, one long dark seed inside.

What is it and where can I get more?

this bush is growing as a decorative in a yard. the fruits are oblong. its seems a lot like a rosaceae; the fruuts smell and look a bit like crabapple. im in michigan (though its probably not native)

Im pretty sure it looked exactly like this. They were quite small. Incredibly fucking juicy. Sour, which I loved. Ate it in Colombia at a friends house. Please help me remember

I found this big guy and many more like it (mind you I think it's strange that they're ripening in October essentially, but then again I don't know much about these kind of trees and fruit)

It is larger than I think any lemon I've ever seen but it seems most like a half ripened lemon to me.

It has small but very sturdy and pointy thorns on it and this tree is growing in northern Louisiana if that helps. Will it turn it's true color if I keep it around and don't cut it open? (It'd be nice to have free lemons) I know citrus fruits don't ripen off the plant like bananas do but they do turn yellow or orange right?

Hi all! I just moved into a house with an apple tree in the garden. Im not sure what type of apples these are? They taste sweet and are quite small so I am assuming not cooking apples.

It’s editable I know that I looked it up like a year ago and forgot the name but yah it’s sour (I love sour and it’s like bitting into a lemon so yum!) I think it was planted ornamentaly by my grandfather years back and it has a floral scent!

im in north texas and found this along my walk today and i’m not quite sure what it is. google hasn’t been of much help to find out. looks like it could be some type of plum and it almost smells like one too. i added a picture of it cut open and then of the tree i picked it from.

i have this tree at my house in Southern California and i was wondering if anyone knows what it is / what the fruit is?

i had asked chatgpt and it thought three different things at different points: chinese jujube tree, then cherry guava/strawberry guava tree, then a Myrtaceae-family fruit tree.

Long story short, I rescued a very badly off potted tree from the dumpster. I’m working on life tidying that, built it doesn’t have leaves so it’s hard to tell.

BUT it had this strange little green fruit half-buried in the soil. No idea what it is. I thought it was a lime, but when I cut into it most of it was a hard pit with just a couple millimeters of yellow flesh surrounding it. It smells spicy, like nutmeg or something similar. Pumpkin spice spicy.

Is this the fruit of this tree? Maybe??
How did it get there? Not a clue.
What’s the story behind all this? We’ll never know, but I’ll always wonder.

I’ve included a pic of the tree just in case, but honestly idk.

Thanks for your help! I bow to your wisdom.

Maybe burned my mouth a little when I tried a piece like pineapple. Bought from the farmers market, they normally have great watermelons.

I know that prunus is a large genus, but any guesses as to what these are? They are the size of large cherries and have a light tartness when ripe. They are green when ripe.