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Just got back from walking the new lease and I have found what looks like an old orchard of Apple trees.
No, these are not the "Knobby" Horse Apples that we would bean our buddy's head with when we were children,, These are about the size of a lrg plum and have a yellowish/green coloration to them and a smooth skin. This is very old farming land in deep E texas and these trees do not seem to be planted (none of the trees are planted in rows ,, they are very scattered about , but within a 100ft radius of each other and there are about 20 trees. Are these Native trees ??
Anyone have an Idea as to what these are ??
They aint no store bought "Golden Delicious" apples but when you open one up it has the exact inside as an apple you would get at a store.
Any help is greatly appreciated.
No, these are not the "Knobby" Horse Apples that we would bean our buddy's head with when we were children,, These are about the size of a lrg plum and have a yellowish/green coloration to them and a smooth skin. This is very old farming land in deep E texas and these trees do not seem to be planted (none of the trees are planted in rows ,, they are very scattered about , but within a 100ft radius of each other and there are about 20 trees. Are these Native trees ??
Anyone have an Idea as to what these are ??
They aint no store bought "Golden Delicious" apples but when you open one up it has the exact inside as an apple you would get at a store.
Any help is greatly appreciated.