Janos Vajda

I'm in NW PA, not too far from the Ohio line. In fact I grew up living at my grandmother's half the time and she lived only a few blocks from the Ohio line. It was kind of weird. Grandma's house was in PA, but two streets down, the corner store was in Ohio!

Kevin MacBearach wrote:I just found out from the previous owner that it's an Asian plum with big nice quality fruits. Glad I kept the cows away from it!

Score!!!

Save the pits and plant more. Then you'll have a whole grove. Won't that be awesome!

Though I am unfamiliar with mushrooms in Australia, there are no known deadly toxic boletus. There are boletus that will make you sick. But nothing that will kill you. For a mushroom, that's pretty friendly in my book, as something like a destroying angel will liquify your liver in 3 days - no cure. Polypores are my favorite kind of mushrooms, as they are among the most forgiving and safest should you end up making a misidentification.

Indeed looks like a plum of some sort. Notice the serrated ovate leaves. Many fruiting trees with edible fruits have leaves like this. Apple, cherry, etc.