whats this tree?

[fishfish]

at first i thought it was a service tree but i looked it up and it wasnt,the fruit are around 13mm.

so what do you guys think?

 

[delbach]

Not 100% sure but they look like medlars
Andrew

 

[spandit]

If they are, wait for the fruit to "blet" and then make medlar jam!

 

[redandshane]

The leaves look a bit strange for medlars to me; but thats what I thought the fruit was
so I don't know really
Yet another helpful post from me I guess

 

[Harvestman]

Fruits look too small to be medlar, and those leaves don't look right. Medlar has slim oval-shaped leaves, and glossy looking. That almost looks like a form of hawthorn.

I'm a bit baffled.

 

[Harvestman]

Based on leaf shape my books keep bringing me back to Thorns. Best match I have so far is Crataegus laciniata, a sort of Asiatic hawthorn. My book says fruits are red, sometimes flushed with yellow, and that the leaves are grey and hairy beneath, green above.

 

[slowworm]

It looks like one of the hawthorns that produces large fruits.

 

[Callum]

It looks like one of the hawthorns that produces large fruits.

I agree- could be Crataegus tanacetifolia (Tansy Hawthorn)

 

[mcspringzy]

It's a Hawthorn.

The leaves are edible, and apparently quite tasty in april-may. Nice in potato salad or to use to make a mint based sauce for lamb. The fruit can be made into a pudding or jelly.