What fruit is this on my tree?

[mrsdaz]

Just moved into a new house. There are lots of fruit trees, I can identify the apple, pear and plum trees but not this one?

Might be a greengage, similar to plum

Have you cut one open, could they be walnuts?

I thought walnuts. If you do cut one open, be careful - the juice will stain your fingers. (I'd probably just stamp on one )

It looks like a gage to me. Absolutely delicious!

Greengage or damson I think, but might be plum.

You need to wait until they ripen but plum, damson or gage.

This is how my Victoria plum tree looks right now

Definitely not plums, I grow plums everyday for a living, willing to debate this with anyone.

These are kiwis, if anyone here grows kiwis, time to speak.

They haven’t got the growth on the end like kiwis though? They are smooth and oval - I’ll stamp on one tomorrow to see. They are in the early stages of growth:.

Kiwis don't tend to grow on prunus trees.

Almond I reckon

Do they look like this?

They look like damsons but maybe too green for the time of year.

Something from the plum family - the leaves are wrong for walnut and the fruits are definitely plum like. They look like Victoria plums to me.

Mirabelle plum?

They look like my cherry plum if the bloody squirrels and pigeons hadn't eaten the lot

Can you post a pic of the tree trunk?

They look like my Victoria plums.
I moved here last year and initially thought damsons but they kept growing!

They’re plums, which won’t be ready to harvest until September or October depending where you live. Mine are exactly the same but still a bit smaller, but I live ooop north.

They get bigger and bigger then start to turn colour when they are at full size.

They look exactly like my victoria plums too. Leaves are correct as well. Not sure who said they're definitely not plums? Coz they look like them to me!

They are plums.
You lucky thing, you will be able to make plum vodka for Christmas.

They are so tasty.
I made loads of crumbles last year with the windfalls

Almonds are fluffier than that. I know because I have all of two growing on my tree (it's only a baby!).

No - they are smooth