Plant Identify
haunanigil
9 years ago
This is a shrub tree at present 10 ft. Young leaves are oval-shape when mature leaves becomes larger and looks like maple leaves. Fruit is gluteous like tomato but turns brown color when ripe. There are thorns scattered stems similar to roses thorns. Flower 1" white star- fish shape with yellow stamen clusters of about 3 flowers.
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