Apple or pear?

[Stumpy Grinder]

Neither?

[slack ma girdle]

I have nio view on this, just was saying what Collins says.

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[sloth]

For what it's worth my first thought on seeing the leaf was pear. Pic of the rest of the tree would be nice, or the fruit!

[daltontrees]

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This picture of pears (so there is no doubt) has a leaf top right showing what I suspect is meant by 'minutely-rounded'. To be honest it's not a characteristic I would use to identify pear. Agreed apple tends to have a broken margin, but what I believe is called 'serrated'.

[daltontrees]

Close-up

[sloth]

Can I change my mind to apple? And is there no fruit on the tree?

The leaves in the op seem to have a small point on the tip, pear tends not to have that. Also it's hard to make out, but I think I can see a slight feltyness on the undersides, which may suggest apple too...

[toxicity2182]

Thanks for suggestions and sorry for no other pics. It is an Apple. Clients gardener told her it was a pear and it messed with my head.

[daltontrees]

Collins Guide again, to give balanced view. Orchard apple leaves "oblong, large (to 12cm), with small irregular teeth; dark, rather matt and variably crumpled." That last bit I find to be useful as a first hint to it being Malus domestica. Pear leaves are leathery by comparison, and as someone mentioned have a pointy tip.