Tree ID Please

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    Good evening a year ago my nieghbour asked if I wanted this tree which she was going to throw out of course Woo said yes please(I don't like anything disposed of) she had no idea what it was so I planted it between my James Grieve apple tree and my Stella cherry tree.This year I have discovered some small cherry like fruit on it but I am sure it is not a cherry tree,please could anyone help Woo.because he does like to know the name of every tree and plant in his garden(when visitors ask and I have to say "I don't know)Thank you:smile:

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    :) Evening Woo. It could be the Cherry Plum ...

    Cherry plum - Wikipedia

    I have one but it is the P pissardi variety which has beautiful purple leave. Mine is in a large pot and only about 1,5 meters tall but I have lots of fruit this year. :hapydancsmil:
     
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      Good evening @Victoria my dear friend and thank you:smile: its just that the leaves are so transparent,I haven't seen that before, here are the 4 trees:smile:

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      pete Growing a bit of this and a bit of that....

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      Do you have a picture of the flowers @wiseowl ?
      Only I was thinking some kind of lime but think it might be a bit early to have the flowers finished already.
       
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        Hi @pete my friend this is the first time its had any foliage or them small berry like things,it never had any blossom on it:smile:
         
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        Not a native lime with fruits like that :scratch:
         
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          So it fruits without flowering first?, you have a very strange tree there.:smile:
           
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            Probably a Reannual then
             
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              Looks like complete gibberish to me Zigs:biggrin:
               
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                Tilia or Lime trees can be ruled out.
                They have bracts with the seed pods.
                They do not even flower until July.

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                Woo..your tree must have had flower. Probably very early in February/March before the leaves...they would be small and you just missed seeing them. Impossible to get fruits without fertile flowers.

                I am inclined to agree with Victoria...Prunus cerasifera...cherry plum.
                I was worried that your fruit is not round...but link below shows similar shape fruit to your tree.

                http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-612fed5SE...iZXsafw/s1600/prunuscerasiferayoungfruits.jpg

                Leaves look about right...click on 1st image for clear pic of the leaves.

                http://www-saps.plantsci.cam.ac.uk/trees/images/leaves/42.jpg


                Flowers...

                http://www.aphotoflora.com/images/rosaceae/prunus_cerasifera_cherry_plum_tree_flower_31-01-05.jpg
                 
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                  Good morning everyone and many thanks for all your replies ,much appreciated my friends:smile:

                  Pete everything is strange in Woos garden;):blue thumb:



                  @Silver surfer thank you yes it could have been me:whistle: as the other 3 trees have been covered in blossom,these days I have a job to see the trees:heehee:
                   
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                    I have just picked 29 fruit off my tree and we have some good quality vodka so I am going to make small bottle of Slivovicz ... I will come back in a few months. :stirpot::whistle:
                     
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