Pond apple

Grows wild in the Everglades.

[Daryl O'Hare]

Is it good to eat? Looks like it is!

[Danette Thompson]

@darylo I don't know! It's the first time I've seen one in person and I didn't think to take one. One of my clients teases me that when we search for houses, he always comes home with unusual fruits!

[Call me Joe]

Sweet capture-love apples:)

[Lisa Poland]

Beautiful. Interesting color and texture on the apple.

[Cathy]

Beautiful fruit, nicely composed shot... like the veins in the leaves!

[Thom Mitchell]

Nice! Leaves look a bit like plumeria leaves, but the fruit's all wrong for plumeria!

[Gena Pegg]

It is lovely....are these edible? Have never heard of them.

[mittens (Marilyn)]

Great apple shot and I love your composition.

[Ann T.]

Fantastic shot!

[Rosie Kerr]

A neat look at a unique fruit.

[Danette Thompson]

@rhoing I know you know your botany. Plumeria is longer and thinner.

[Danette Thompson]

@eyesmile I believe they are edible. They grow in a very small area. I have heard about them for years, since they are native, but had never seen one!

[Taffy]

So clear and realistic!

[Joan Robillard]

Nicely done

[Penelope Ann]

Hop your husband is doing okay

[Julia]

Lovely shot

[Country Lady]

Looks delicious

[Vesna]

Unusual fruit