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Love this time of the year.
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Cutting sales have ended for the season. Plant sales will start March 1 at 8 eastern time. If it is still too cold in your area I can hold your plants till a date of your choosing. -
where are the ducks?Kevin (Eastern MA - Zone 5b/6a) -
It's cold as crap. 43 degreesnewnandawg 7b Newnan, GAComment
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Yeah, no sign of Spring here - windy and low 40's with a few remnants of dirty snow here and there.Steve
D-i-c-k-e-r-s-o-n, MD; zone 7a
WL: Nantes MarocComment
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Is that a peach tree? If so, what type?Houston, TX Zone 9aComment
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Beautiful flowering tree! The tree in the background looks spooky/creepy with all that moss. This is what my spring looks like....orange blossoms and figs waking up. 81 deg todayYou may only view thumbnails in this gallery. This gallery has 1 photos.Quy
SoCal, Zone 9bComment
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Nice! It's been snowing here. 70 one day and snowing the nextTime flies like an arrow, fruit flies like a banana
Buffalo WV Z6Comment
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I've got a few blooms on one of my Nanking cherry bushes.I've been grafting apple,pear,chestnut,and peach trees.Going to graft some pawpaw,persimmon,and plum trees next week.
Last year,a Nanking cherry blooming on March 18.
Barry
NE GA ,Zone 7b Low Temperature of 4F in 2015,17F in 2016,17F in 2017,6F in 2018,17F in 2019Comment
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Spring may bypass us this year... we went straight from 45* to 85*.CA 9b "May you sit under your own fig tree..." This metaphor, in use since Solomon, is a wish for the receiver's spirit to know peace, for their family to be secure, and for their life to be fruitful.Comment
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That's a beauty Wills! My plums and peaches and pluots are in bloom now. Some pomegranates are blooming and some aren't. Persimmons are a little slower and not pushing yet.
But all my figs are pushing out new growth!
Very exciting year, I can feel it. I know about it the way you know about a good melon
Location: USDA Zone 9b / Sunset 13. Chandler, AZComment
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Originally posted by Visceral View Post
UF Beauty and Florida Prince. I have 7 peach trees but 4 of them are getting cut down. Peaches are just too much work........with all the spraying and thinning of fruit, just don't have the time.
Cutting sales have ended for the season. Plant sales will start March 1 at 8 eastern time. If it is still too cold in your area I can hold your plants till a date of your choosing.Comment
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