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Nth qld fruit tree

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North qld starts with ...
Hello this tree is growing in my garden in north queensland. Has grown from seed but not sure which fruit. Loves full sun. Would anyone know what it is please.
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North qld
Townsville
28th January 2017 1:02pm
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Pademelon1 says...
Looks like a lychee to me, but difficult to be certain.
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PADDINGTON,2021,NSW
30th January 2017 3:13pm
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Peter91 says...
Are the undersides of the leaves gold? If so it'd be a star apple.
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NORTH PLYMPTON,5037,SA
31st January 2017 8:14am
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North qld says...
Hi peter 91 the underside is not gold but the plant is still young. Thsnks for your suggestion.
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31st January 2017 11:49am
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North qld says...
Hi pademelon1 ive not planted lychee seeds but the birds might have dropped them. It doex look similar. Thanks for your suggestion.
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31st January 2017 11:55am
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denise1 says...
Its got me stumped. I dont think its lychee. It could be a eugenia that I havent seen before but they usually have opposite leaves.
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1st February 2017 2:53pm
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