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I have a LOT of appleblossom this year. I have 2 appletree’s, one had no flowers at all last year, they other one just a few, so no apples in the end. This year I am really hopeful. I’ll keep you posted and let you know how it is going as there is a lot that can go wrong. I did give them dried cow’s manure last year, maybe they needed it.
Have a great day and enjoy the sun if you have a sunny day.
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Usually a lot of flowers means a lot of fruit– at least that was always the rule for my old apricot tree. Hope you get a satisfying harvest, Gwennie.
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Thanks Art. But we had a lot of late frosts lately. April was the coldest in 35 years !
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How I love apple blossoms. One of nature’s great beauties. May lots of apples follow.
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I’ll you know 😀
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