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I was at moms house, knocking back some honeysuckle when I found this tree under it:

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something Prunus. probably wild cherry. maybe plum.
 
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Wow,  I hope so!
My dads compost is full of pit fruits, it mihjt havr come from there, but who knows?
Its wird, I cant ID plants well, but I often notice thst they look "edible ".

I think I'll leave it be, but continue to harass the honeysuckle.
 
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