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Dirr: Manual of Woody Landscape Plants: "If fruit is 2 inches in diameter or 
less, it is a crabapple.  If the fruit is larger than 2 inches, then it is 
classified as an apple."  A golf-ball sized fruit would be a crabapple.

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John Henry Wheeler
Washington, DC
USDA Zone 7
"sherwindu" <sherwindu@comcast.net> wrote in message 
news:44CD9707.1393C5A4@comcast.net...
> Very hard to determine based on your limited revelations.  The size of the 
> apple
> may be a clue to the possibility that this is a crab apple tree.  The only 
> apple
> I know
> of that is so small is a Pitmastin Pinneaple, but that one is sweet and
> russetted.
>
>                                          Sherwin D.
>
> 7h3_n3ck_r0m4nc3r@salmahayeksknockers.edu wrote:
>
>> I just moved into a house with a couple of apple trees in the yard.   The
>> apples are light greenn, approximately golf ball size, and incredibly 
>> sour.
>> Too sour to eat off of the tree.
>>
>> Location is Calgary, Alberta, Canada.
>>
>> Any idea what kind of apples these are?
>>
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