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What kind of fruit is this

 
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I try things out grown on trees and stuff, an experts say try it in small amounts. But I'm curious as to what these fruits are growing . I think one them are the Cherry Apples but what is this other one, I seen it before when they fully ripped and bigger they're still green.
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The two top ones are either apples or a close relative. The bottom pictures show black walnuts.
 
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yep. i agree on both counts
 
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M Ljin wrote:The two top ones are either apples or a close relative. The bottom pictures show black walnuts.



Black Walnut, so it's a nut on the inside or fruit? Thank you Permans lol
 
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