Can you get a closer view of the foliage? Quince seems a likely guess. Is the fruit very fragrant?

Looks like flowering quince (Chaenomeles speciosa)

Thank you very much. You solved the mystery!

It's a big shrub for flowering quince! A friend has a flowering quince in the garden, and in late summer I go and pick the fruit. Some years the fruit is plentiful and this year wasn't much, the fruit was small. Since quince is $3.00 a single fruit I'm happy when I get it from someones' garden. I guess I'll be buying it this fall.

C. speciosa grows to 2m+. The other flowering quince, C. japonica is quite a bit smaller. Both produce fruit inferior to the 'culinary' quince (Cydonia oblonga). I doubt anyone would pay $3 for Chaenomeles fruit.

last christmas time I paid $4 for single fruit. I got plenty seeds and now I have my own little Quince trees 14 inches tall. Does anyone know how long do I have to wait for my Quince trees to start having fruit. I am talking about Quince = Cydonia oblonga. I have 3 rooted Quince cuttings from Serbia, Type = Leskovac, I am hardly waiting they start having fruit

Good luck with your trees. We had a tree in Belgrade, which produced a lot of fruit. Smelled heavenly. When I was a little girl I would visit my aunt and she would have quince sitting on the table perfuming the dining room. Here in Toronto, most Greeks have a quince growing in their garden. Sorry to say, I am not growing any. I still love cooking and smelling them. I have no idea why is the fruit so expensive? Sve najbolje.