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The cherry tree at the bottom of the garden. Windy today so blossom won't last long. 
Fruit trees have a lot of blossom on them this year too.
Fruit trees have a lot of blossom on them this year too.-
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Blossom
Cherries
Morello (full) and early rivers (almost finish)
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the hybrid Victoria/greengage tree looks like it will give plenty of fruit this year and I actually remembered to take a photo and having figured how to put it on here, they are the size of a large damson and have a really sweet taste when ripe, a very lucky find..
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So Charles Ross Apple was next to bloom, followed by Worcester pearmain (but they should have been the other way around
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My cherry's in Bloom and so are the Jonagold and Elstar apples
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The quince is too pretty to go by without a piccy and the fact it is still going despite the weather this last week.
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Just starting to open, missed the frosts luckilyComment
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my apple tree is going well. I am not sure of the variety. It is currently in a big pot whilst I renovate my garden and put in a new veg/fruit plot
Edit. forgot to attach the photo but when I tried it said upload failed. Does anyone know if there Is a limit to the size of a photo ?Gardening blog http://ploughyofurrow.blogspot.co.ukComment
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All the apples are in full flower and the medlar will start in a few days.Comment
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Scorched by frost!!!!!!!Gardening requires a lot of water - most of it in the form of perspiration. Lou Erickson, critic and poetComment
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Mine too. Looking like it will be a very sparse year here.Originally posted by roitelet View PostComment
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Not Blossom yet but nearly there for my Myrtus ugni. This one was a air layer from a mature shrub last year. I saved the seed from some fruits in autumn (hard to do because they are delicious) put them in fridge for 30 days and then sowed them in propagator. Have loads of little seedlings now.Gardening blog http://ploughyofurrow.blogspot.co.ukComment
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Apple blossom from unknown Apple tree. The Apples are a lovely orangey red and beautiful sweet taste.
Sorry for the duplicate post here. I tried to post these pictures yesterday but kept getting an error. Reduced the quality of photos and they uploaded this time. I couldn't get my original post edited either, hence this post.Gardening blog http://ploughyofurrow.blogspot.co.ukComment
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Festooning has certainly reinvigorated this old Apple:
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Apple Espalier
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