decogrl:

The time to ID fruits is when they fruit, not when they first leaf out in spring. You can easily distinguish between apples and cherries/plums from the leaves and bark, but what's the rush?

Do some pruning for shape and sun penetration, the watch the fruits begin to form. Thin the apples to one per cluster. Then watch them as they begin to ripen out.

Of the photos you list, #1 is an apple, #2 is a plum, #3 looks like a plum leaf of some type, and #4 won't come up. Someone will probably be able to ID the fruits for you when they are close to mature if they are commonly planted in your area.

Don Yellman, Great Falls, VA

THanks

I am not in a hurry, I just never get the chance to get there right now, and just happened to have my camera with me.

Here is the fourth photo again....
It is amazing how well the trees have produced considering no one has touched them in 8 years...my biggest obstacle will be taking out the trumpet vine that is beginning to strangle some of the other trees!

Thanks again
http://i115.photobucket.com/albums/n303/LUVBRD/Plants/IMG_1699.jpg

Decogirl:

It's a little early to make a call on this one, but whatever it is, it's going to have very long leaves. Not an apple or a peach. No blossoms or fruit showing, so no clues there.

Could be a European type plum or even something like a persimmon.

Don Yellman, Great Falls, VA