YES to this! The smell of orange blossoms is my favorite smell in the world. I planted several citrus near my deck so that I can enjoy this wonderful feature! 
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So curvaceous!
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it’s early days here as you can see; daffies and tulips and the saffron crocus are barely beginning to wake. the iris are also peeking. wine mom turtle approves
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Impressive camera work and beautiful flower.
The actual female flower of hazelnut is very tiny.
This is mine:
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Daffodils are almost done and Irises have started picking up. They are slowly spreading throughout the garden
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you’re zone 5 with these going so early,! mine are still asleep in zone 6.
And we have a winner! Duke, as usual, and it looks like it’s already midway between 
and 
(but not yet releasing pollen):
That’s the only open flower on either Duke graft today, it looks like more will open tomorrow, and a few other cultivars aren’t far behind.
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Secret
Azeala
Young Lycidas
Cloud 10
Flanders fig, breba, and I don’t trim this tree down, I want it to reach for the sun, plus using it to stake my rose Young Lycidas, a twofer, lol.
best yet, I’ve been wondering whatever happened to my artichoke plants, well here it is, finally a bud, exciting.
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My Glenglo peach bloomed early this year. It spent a couple years in a pot which runted it out. Maybe it’ll gain some vigor now that it spent some time in the ground.
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Sweet cherries , Shiro Plums , Brubank plum , Multi grafted pecahes and zyper Nectarines. While pluots and Apricots got fully damaged with frost .
Lovel Rootstock flowering!
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Naeem, thanks for posting the pictures. I didn’t realise Lovell rootstock has showy flowers. It seems worthwhile to save a rootstock branch while grafting other scions onto it just for the flowers .
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