A volunteer tree was identified as chinaberry (Melia azedarach). Most gardeners consider it a weed tree due to aggressive reseeding and brittle branches. However, the hard seeds make excellent slingshot ammunition or, after soaking to remove the pulp, can be strung into necklaces.
chinaberry
chinaberry fruit
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