dianne,

this is not longan. i think it is a spondias specie, maybe spondias purpurea?

felipe

Looks like Spanish Lime aka mamoncillo.

http://plantbrokers.net/images/spanish%20lime%20tree%201.JPG

I agree with tropicalgrower, looks like a mamoncillo (which would make sense with the previous owners being Hispanic).

I can say with 100% certainty that the tree is not spanish lime.

It looks as though it may be a neem(Azadirachta indica) tree.

Dianne - are the leaf margins smooth or serrated ?

definitely not spanish lime or longan, to me appears clearly to be a type of jew plum (spondias)

I don't have any insight on what kind of tree this is, but cool to know somebody new has moved to my area. Welcome Jen!

Angela

Serrated.
{{gwi:1330002}}From Jen

I linked the album. Can not believe I forgot to get a photo of the banana's.

Dianne

Here is a link that might be useful: Jen's mystery trees

One thing I do notice is that it's growing on the branches themselves. Mamoncillo, just like longan and lychees, grow at the top section of the branch. Also, the leaves are smooth, not serrated. Due to that fact, I agree with the others whom mentioned that this is not a spanish lime.
Here's an image of the tree.

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3463/3984990175_5de3cacd01.jpg

This is June Plum, Ambrealla, if I spell it right...I have 2 trees at my house right now....

Definitely not a june plum. Does not look like any other Spondias either. As I said in an earlier post it looks like a neem tree. Anyone else think it is neem?

I've never seen neem growing as mature tree. But from internet image review.....I think neem is the right ID.

Harry

Thanks for all the input. Hopefully we can figure this thing out sooner than later.

Angela, hopefully we'll get to meet sometime.

Thanks Dianne!

Jen

I hope we can meet up sometime too Jen. I'm in Oviedo. You can send me an email if you'd like to come by and see my fruit trees sometime.