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Desert peach
Prunus andersonii. A local thornbush that flowers spectacularly late April-early May, with a heavy distinctive fragrance. Altho related to peaches, plums, cherries, etc. (also genus Prunus), it has a tiny and none-too-edible fruit. Washoe Lake State Park Nevada; houses at the edge of New Washoe City are visible in the background.
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Almonds are from the prunus family too, and of course are very useful despite having no fruit flesh to speak of! Do they have any use at all? A distilled drink perhaps?
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