I think it is a little early yet to have fruit trees in blossom we could still get a good enough frost to destroy a good fruit crop
But they sure are purdy
and yes I planted these trees 3 years ago the first yer I planted them they had fruit on them last year we got a late frost and they froze out
Cherry tree
This lil guy isn't doing so well
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Peach tree doing great
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As for the title, you usually are :alscalls: :alscalls:
As for the trees, that peach blossom is beautiful eh. :bowingsmilie: Never saw them before and I thank you kindly.
Looks like your trees are ahead of the ones in Columbus and Columbus is at least a week ahead of things at home. Our Redbud trees are just starting to bud, not open, but get little red bumps where the buds will soon appear.
Jerry
Barry your welcome
Jerry are flowers were up early this year too they were pushing up through snow we had left on the ground
Magnolia tree is in full bloom and this is the first year I can remember the Easter lillies actually bloomed just before Easter and are still blooming
My blossums are gone , about a week ,and it looks like we will have a peach crop this year too. Cherries just finished as well. The dafodils were done before easter here. And ffrom the looks of things I need to get out with the camera too. Jimmie
I hope you are wrong too Bill. We got a good frost twon nights in a row. Peaches and Pears are in bloom and I think ours got nailed. At least we still got blue berries.
We don't have to worry to much about a late frost out here. However we do have to worry about strong winds while the fruit trees are in blossom. April is our "windy" season and for this reason most people who plant peach trees or any fruit for that matter will plant late "bloomers". I too hope your wrong Bill.
I planted a bunch of peach pits and had a few come up. Then I transplanted them again and this is what I came up with. They are starting to produce real well. I was a little scared they might have froze out this last Winter. They are just starting to blossom now and looks like I will have a good crop. The little girl is Lily, my Grandaughter. She is a real peach.!!! (https://forum.finsandfur.net/proxy.php?request=http%3A%2F%2F%5Bimg%5Dhttp%3A%2F%2Fi53.photobucket.com%2Falbums%2Fg78%2Fcyote_man%2FIMG_1655.jpg&hash=69996bd1f738d33e7445c25126cdbe16d2cc3d1a)http://i53.photobucket.com/albums/g78/cyote_man/IMG_1646.jpg[/IMG]