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Hi All, we have a tree growing in our orchard we can't identify. It is in the middle of the apple and cherry trees and we've been calling it our "chapple" bush. It's about 3 to 4 feet high. We have another one on our farm, not in the orchard, that is about 6 to 7 feet high. I'm attaching some pictures. The fruits are small, about twice the size of an olive right now. They were hard and green, and they're now turning a slight reddish color. They have a single seed on the inside, and have a shape similar to a peach with a "seam" down one side of the fruit. They are definitely not persimmons. We live in upper Kentucky.
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