Found this in the yard. Probably the neighbor’s. Anyone know what it is and what it’s used for?

Hedge apples, also known as Osage oranges, are distinct fruits native to North America. They are roughly the size of softballs and feature rough, vibrant green peels.

While hedge apples are not typically consumed, they are recognized for their unique characteristics and various practical applications. This piece will explore the characteristics of hedge apples and their potential uses.

The Unique Features of Hedge Apples

Hedge apples are roughly the size of a softball, featuring a distinctive bright green, bumpy exterior that makes them easily identifiable.

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