Perhaps Pheasant Eye Daffodil, I have them, but mine tend to be late in spring.
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That’s interesting your Chojuro hasn’t opened yet. All of my Asian pears are in full bloom now, including Chojuro.
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My chojuro is also in full bloom. A lot of flowers this year. Still Waiting on Ayers to flower. I think this is the third year in my yard. It’s an espalier. I’d think horizontal branches would fruit faster. But clearly not Ayers.
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Here is a bumblebee on my Pai Li Asian pear tree.
Flavor King bloom
Nadia
Toka plum aka bubblegum
15 plus Asian and Euro pears on this giant Cleveland flowering pear understock.
Lastly my Flowering Quince
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May be its little graft not fully grown branch or tree.
This one is so pretty need to make a space for Flowering Quince .
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With any Pears or Apple pruning could be a big factor in flowering thats what I learned in my four year growing. More you prune you will get more vegetative growth. Just leave them alone for first three four years and when these sets fruit , you can prune it. This is just for Apples and Pears not any stone fruit.
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Pakistan White mulberry from a 1 year graft. Sweet with no acid at all. There are honey/melon notes to otherwise pure sugar flavor
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Some Peaches and Nectarine picture are three days old.
Harko Nectarine
Zepyyr Necatrine ( just a tiny Graft)
Multi Graft Peach Nectarine Apricot
Frost Peach
Veteran & Frost Peach
Veteran Peach
Contender Peach
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This is my orchard area under a rainbow. It looks like there are large bushes in front of the one section, but they’re actually piles of pruned fruit trees. Yikes!
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Amazing picture!
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Beautiful tree I love the way you shaped it. How tall is it , can not tell from the picture ?
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Thank you. About 10-11 ft tall. Too tall, in fact. I need to prune off from the top to shorten it and help it branch out instead of up.
The tree was in a pot in 2019. Last year was its first year in ground. Before I knew it, it grew so much.
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How are you going to protect the sour cherry from birds and squirrels?
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Thats a pretty one! I hope it tastes good too!!!
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It is excellent, a sweet, very flavorful, yellow flesh nectarine.
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