Need help identifying a fruit tree
mms08
9 years ago
I have a fruit tree that is 10 feet tall and clearly mature but has no fruit. I need help identifying it so I can plant a tree that will pollinate it. I think it's either a cherry or plum but am not sure, and any find another in the neighborhood. None of the neighbors know either.
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