Help identify plant( location Hayward, CA)

Navneet Kumar

6 years ago

Hi please help identify plant. Plant 1

Plant 2

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stanofh 10a Hayward,Ca S.F. bay area
6 years ago
Date Plum(Dioaspyros lotus) trees? A wild guess,but they both look like various fruit trees. The first definitely has the bark and thorns of various stone fruits.
Kerry in Sunset zone 9b
6 years ago
I would agree, looks like a plum of some sort.
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JXBrown (Sunset 24, N San Diego County)
6 years ago
Stone fruit. The second might be a plum, but the first is either a peach or an interspecific (pluot, aprium, yadda, yadda, yadda).
lgteacher
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They also are in need of pruning.
stanofh 10a Hayward,Ca S.F. bay area
6 years ago
Its not a Peach. They are of the long thin slightly curved leafs. That trunk reminds me of stone fruits of my youth. Cherry's ,Plums,Apricots. The leafs are the puzzle.

I take it Kumar you just bought this home? Post fruit harvest?

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Help identify plant( location Hayward, CA)

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stanofh 10a Hayward,Ca S.F. bay area

Kerry in Sunset zone 9b

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