Tree Identification

Anyone know what this is?  The flowers looked like a dogwood and they did not smell nice.

Thats guava.

Fruit edible raw or made into jam or jelly. Leaves can be used to make tea or used for seasoning.

I looked up Guava and see that it is tropical.  I am in zone 8 in the southeast (I should have mentioned that).  The fruit does resemble young Guava fruit.

There is a grove of these and they are intermingled with some Black Cherries, Wild Plums and Dog Roses. 

Guava is still hardy in zone 8. Its def. Guava. Enjoy

Sure it's not a pear?

Can I retract my "definitely" 

Sorry there are not pears where I live. Looking at leaves in comparison they look more like pears.

...though...

"Another term for guavas is pera or variants thereof. It is common around the western Indian Ocean and probably derives from Spanish or Portuguese, which means "pear" " - wiki 

Yep, I think it is a Callery Pear. 

http://www.columbiamissourian.com/stories/2008/10/24/columbia-parks-and-recreation-fights-back-against-invasive-callery-pears/


Here is another photo I took where you can see the fruit is starting to darken.

Thanks for the input guys!