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Is this a cherry tree? Deer should love this. (It is not a persimmon)
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I have to see the main bark of the tree. Can you snap a pick of the fruit with a quarter or something next to it to get a sense of the scale?
Yeah I can see it may be a crabapple too, picture isn't super clear.
If the fruit has a bud on the bottom it's a crabapple/apple/hawthorn (Rosaceae family).
It looked smooth on the bottom to me, if so (drupe family) it's a wild plum.
If the fruit has a bud on the bottom it's a crabapple/apple/hawthorn (Rosaceae family).
It looked smooth on the bottom to me, if so (drupe family) it's a wild plum.
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Download the free app called Lens . You hold your phone up to a tree or leaf or shrub and it identifies it.
Walked up on this tree in the woods scouting
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This. There are a number of apps that do this. I use PlantNet and have really liked it.
Yes they looked so good I wanted fo eat them....lol
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Far too late in the season for cherries. It looks like a crabapple to me.
There’s a great app called “picture this” that is excellent in plant identification.