Can anyone identify this tree for me?

[Newbarnsleygirl]

In my garden I have a tree which is growing atm, large Grape size green things!

My first thoughts were Olives but when you get up close they're not the right colour.

Obviously I don't want to eat them to find out but am desperate to know.

Thanks for that soupy.

Just a little update though. I have been out and had a another look at it today and there are some bigger fruit type things on it. They are alot bigger then the others and a really pale green, they look like they could be shrivelling up. At first I thought they were cocoons!

Any ideas?

Passion fruit? Did it have flowers on it before the fruit came? If so can you describe them?

Any chance of a picture?

Otherwise I'd say green gage or plum. My tree has got loads of the grape sized green fruits on it at the moment.

gooseberry bush ?

whoops sorry you said tree!

No, no flowers on it and I have no pictures.

I think I'll just pick a large and a smaller fruit and see whats inside. It might give me a better idea.

Other than that I think it will be a trip to the garden centre.
My mum had a look at it today and she is stumped.

I'm betting almond.

I'm surprised it has fruit but had no flowers. That would rule out plum and (I think) almond because both have obvious blossom don't they? Even my walnut tree has long catkin type "flowers" iyswim

I forgot to mention that the leaves are curling up too.

Could be a peach, with peach leaf curl.

It was the shrivelly up thing that made me think almond. We had one in our garden when I was wee that did that.

Oohhh peaches

I'm going to go and get one now and disect it!

actually

1. Is your ds called James?
2. Did he have a visit from a small person with a paper bag containing tiny wriggling green things?
3. Did he drop the paper bag near the tree?

lol!

The large ones are obviously dying as it's started to rot at the bottom but the smaller one had 2 white pips/seeds in it?

Did we rule out Greengage?

They're not that big and if they just grow in to the size of what I picked earler then it's definatly not a green gage.

Greengages have a stone too rather than seeds....

It's driving me nuts.

Can you take a photograph and let us have a look at it?

I'm thinking fig? agree with photo!