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Weboh
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US, FL, St. Petersburg, zone 10a
Fruit identification
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March 23, 2019, 07:12:55 PM »
I noticed what I think are some fruit trees around the city. There's a lot of pictures coming up (I meant to post a lot of these sooner).
These photos were taken a few months ago. I'm pretty sure it's a cherry tree. Is it?
This tree is my neighbor's. I'm not sure if it's a fruit tree or not, but it sure has a lot of flowers.
Again, a lot of flowers. Not sure if it's a fruit tree or not.
This one definitely has fruit. Not sure if it's edible, though.
These fruits are from a friend's palm tree. Are they edible?
I'm pretty sure this is a lychee tree.
Bonus for sticking around so long! I discovered there's a subdivision that has a flock of peacocks. One was showing off. I'd never seen one doing that in person before. So beautiful! Really bad picture though; I couldn't see the phone screen when I took it because of glare.
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Daintree
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Boise, Idaho - zone 6, with a zone 12 greenhouse...
Re: Fruit identification
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March 24, 2019, 10:19:29 PM »
I am probably not correct, but it reminds me a bit of my allspice tree...
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Botanicus
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North Central Florida
Re: Fruit identification
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March 25, 2019, 12:09:02 PM »
First tree w/pink flowers:
Handroanthus impetiginosus
second tree w/ white flowers:
Prunus carolilniana
third tree with compound leaves & white/purple flowers:
Melia azedarach
fourth shrub:
Duranta erecta
Palm fruit: likely
Syagrus romanzoffiana
Last one: yes, that is a lychee tree
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