My daughter, Wendy, brought over a back to school present the other night. Lots of fun things I can use at school!
I might have to keep the pens at home...sort of need them here!
I have everything about ready to open the library next week. I always start off by having each class come down individually to talk to them about expectations, where things are, & how to look books up on the computer search. They will each get to check out a book as well. After this, the students come down on their own when they need a new book...only the First graders, Kindergarten and Preschool come for a storytime every week.
They aren't crab apples, and they don't get any bigger than this. She moved to a new house last fall and is curious to find out what it is. She said even the squirrels wouldn't eat them, though one of the ladies in class tasted it. It didn't really have a distinctive smell, or at least one that I was familiar with.
Any ideas what it is?
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Sorry, can't help ya...hope you get some answers!
Have her take it to the local extension office. They would surely know
I'm curious too and will be anxious to see what this fruit? is. Maybe you have something rare!!!
Are you saying that both of these fruits are on one tree? That is so unusual. The green one, if I could see the stem end better, looked a little bit to me like a wild persimmon. But if it is green first and then yellow, that would not be a persimmon.
We are anxious to find out with you!! Let us know what it is, won't you?
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