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Please help me identify this fruit

 
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Does anyone know what this fruit is?

It is from a tree in zone 5 in Iowa.

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Jujube. As popular as apples in CHina. Easy to grow. If I liked them, I'd grow them.
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Check out Redhawk's soil series: https://permies.com/wiki/redhawk-soil

 
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Thanks John. I have never seen one before and had only recently heard of them.
 
moose poop looks like football shaped elk poop. About the size of this tiny ad:
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