Can you pick these fruit trees?

[Mike T]

Well chums I went around this morning and looked on sidewalks and in a public park and saw some fruit trees which may challenge a few with identification. There are some easy ones also. I will let you in a few surprise finds in another thread, I reckon no one on the planet except maybe Oscar could get all these correct.

[Mike T]

Maybe one extra difficult one and Its a Garcinia.

[Mike T]

The names actually appear on the pictures as Nate pointed out, so that is too easy and just have a look anyway then.

[Mike T]

I will add that the golden soursop is a handsome tree and the fruit are of very good quality. The look like giant canaries sitting in the tree and I don't have a good pic of a properly formed large fruit. Below is a large tree with a branch in front showing the bright foliage. This is a water stressed tree with some leaves yellowing and dropping.

[guaycuyacu]

that Herrania looks like H. umbratica.  of the spp. i have, it is the only one with urticating hairs on the fruits.  and the one with the least showy flowers.  pulp and non-bitter seeds are edible, as with all H’s i know of.

Well chums I went around this morning and looked on sidewalks and in a public park and saw some fruit trees which may challenge a few with identification. There are some easy ones also. I will let you in a few surprise finds in another thread, I reckon no one on the planet except maybe Oscar could get all these correct.

[Mike T]

Thanks for the clarification Jim and in my ignorance I was going to call it Herrania pulcherrima. There is a high probability then it is one of your children from seeds shared by Alan Carle.

[Mike T]

MM the Diploglottis tamarinds are not related to regular tamarinds but fruit have a similar tang. Most have larger fruit with bright red flesh and Bernie's has small yellow fruit with yellow flesh but still with a rubbery/jello quality about it.