Berry ID
Being a phoneman I see a lot of things growing in customers back yards. From edible/inedible to smokable to poisonous etc....
Yesterday I stumbled across these little gems. The customer wasn't home so I had no one to ask what they are.
Any ideas?

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Yesterday I stumbled across these little gems. The customer wasn't home so I had no one to ask what they are.
Any ideas?

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I've upped my standards, now up yours!!!
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Just kidding!
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My guess as well.
White inside?
Yes it's white-ish.
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Coco plum
Besides, these fruit grow on thin stems the same way a cherry does. Not on sticks.
Jason
Or some non native rare fruit they planted
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Not a Jew
I'm gonna have to go down to that guys house again and ask. This sheet is driving nuts not knowing.
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Not a Jew
The petals on these fruit are on the bottom. Huckleberries have the petals growing around the stems.
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Stolen service berries
-- Thomas Jefferson, 1 Thomas Jefferson Papers, 334
please don't eat things growing off trees or bushes if you don't know what they are
If you could see this guy's yard you wouldn't have thought twice about eating those berries. Every plant and every tree has edible fruit in that place.
This is a short list of what I saw:
Mamey, mango, avocado, figs, marañon(the fruit cashews grow from), tomatoes, durian(jackfruit), caymito(star apple), anon(sugar apple), 7 pot chiles, naga chiles, chocolate habanero chiles........
You can even feel the sugar in them.