I live in Florida and have a fruit tree. Is anyone willing to receive a pic and identify the tree/fruit?

Answer 1

Sure hit me up and I'll give you my Email....

Answer 2

When I moved to Florida from NYC 13 years ago, I didn't know squat about fruit trees, and I had several on my property. I called the County Extension Service (look in your phone book under government listings in the pink pages). They sent out - for free - a retired master gardener who educated me on the trees - what they were, how to maintain their health, etc.
These people are very helpful and it is a free service, so, why not call them?

Answer 3

If it is a small orange colored fruit that is a little fuzzy on the outside it could be a kumquat tree. The fruit are small and the seeds are kind of large for the size of the fruit. I love them, they have a tangy taste.

Take one of the fruits to a nursery or farm and they will be able to tell you what it is.

Answer 4

the basic fact is that we do no longer be attentive to the degree of know-how that a plant might or won't have. Evolution actual explains the production of fruit devoid of the want for the plant's know-how. that does no longer mean that the plant isn't conscious, in spite of the indisputable fact that. the potential of generating fruit supplies us no data relating to plant know-how.

Answer 5

It must be a strange fruit if you dont know what it is. Have you tried describing it to google images? I'd take a look but if its not an apple orange banana or strawberry i'll be stumped

Answer 6

I worked at the citrus research center and I'm a horticulturalist. IM or email the pic to me and I can tell you what it is.

Answer 7

It's a loquat, or Japanese Plum, edible, tastes yummy, grows easily from seed.

Answer 8

I am willing to do so