Acacia baileyana 'purpurea'

I have an idea that your medlar is a quince.

The other is eucalyptus, although I dont know which.
To the right of the acacia bp looks a bit willow like but we need a closer look I think.

 

I agree with the Quince, Pete. I also thought Eucalyptus first off, but with that colour bark? The last one I think is another Acacia.

 

Oh, guys, don't throw another fruit into the equation here, please.

Could the one be the Eucalyptus viminalis which I thought about at the time of taking the picture?

Another visit, huh?

 

Lol, it could be Acacia Longifolia (or something completely different), can't see too clearly but it is all over the Med, it self-seeds everywhere and is a pest in some countries.
I don't think Acacia BP seeds so readily and I would assume it was planted there.
The other one , I presume you had a good rub and sniff :eek: to discount Eucalyptus, if it isn't, then I am not sure. There are quite a few long leaved Ficus but it doesn't look like any I know.

 

Evening strongy.

These trees are slightly taller than me (cough, cough) so photos are taken camera facing skywards, zoomed in ... I'm still learning remember and thenk you guys for tolerating me.

Here are two more pics of the possible Acacia ...





I have a jolly good idea ... why don't you guys just come over here and examine these for yourselves?

Off sson for dinner now ... yummy cheese and red onion jacket potato for me.

 

Viminalis has whitish bark LOL. The only brown barked Eucalypt I can find is polyanthemos, but the leaves are differant.

 

I don't know of an Acacia with leaves that long, even Longifolia.

 

I think its another gum tree strongy, there are so many.
Its just something about the new growth.

 

Another visit to rub and smell leaves now and get even more close up photos :eek: having been stabbed to death today by Gorse because pete doesn't believe it's Gorse .. good job it's close (roughly 20 minutes) and a beautiful outing.

Now, as far as this fruit thingy ... Medlar, now perhaps Quince ... Quince does not even bloom here until April-May so it could hardly have it's fruit on it yet, could it ?????????

 

Surely quince flowers around that time in the UK, with you it should be much earlier I would have thought