Nipple Fruit (Solanum mammosum)

How unusual!! made me smile :-D

so you have been wondering around the local park have you, alright for some,

Ha Ha. No prizes for how it got its name !

:-D) This is well-named.

I do like to pop in now and again, Yorkshire, to see what's new, and in bloom. :-))

Are they edible?

Lovely colour and very unusual. Made me smile too :)

never seen such things ~ they look like orange balloons that havent been fully inflated.

They are very toxic, Meanie (see info on next pic).

Glad this made you smile, Gee. :-))

Great description, Sticki! :-))

I guess Something must like to eat them , look at those thorns protecting the fruit !! :o)

Those thorns are quite impressive, Amy. :-)

I had assumed that as they were a Solanum that they were, but had to ask as they look rather appealing.

They do. A bit of a fatal attraction, though. :-)

solanum? like potatoes? could see where they might be dangerous to have around children...they look apetizing.

Yes, Lori, and also as in "Nightshade". Belladonna and nipplefruit - femmes fatales, indeed, lol!