Great job @Poncho65. I see some tags that look familiar
Try spelling all those at a spelling bee!
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Those are my temp tags until I know for sure if they take. If they donthen they will get more permanent ones 
@Rosdonald
Been working some more on my front orchard! Mowed it a little closer this morning and have been removing smaller trees as well.
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Watered my grafts today and they are looking good (to me). Tomorrow if I think, I am going to get some pics of some of my grafts. Seems like lots of takes so far
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Some of my grafts! Have lots andnlots of them.starting to come out!
These are my first grafts. They are all.pear tree grafts
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Here are some apple and pear grafts on to rootstock. I forget which is which 
I can tell what is what on my phone because of the order they were taken but after sizing them down for easier upload they are out of order…
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An overall view of that blueberry. I have lots of these around the edge of my yard and they are very tasty!
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Also, does anyone know what this plant is? I have several of these and think it has been brought from the neigbors yard by birds 
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Mountain laurel, Kalmia latifolia. Beautiful flowers, native, likes acid soils.
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Thank you for that @jcguarneri my wife will be hapoy to know that I will probably moved a few smaller ones into the yard and see how they do.
I also had just put a pic of this flower/plant in the 2020 Buds, Flowers and Fruit thread, could you perhaps id it as well…
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I’m not sure. Maybe some sort of Lamium?
I’m impressed with all your grafting! Looks like you’re off to a running start. You said this is your first year? That gives me some hope that I’ll manage OK!
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Yes, this is my first year! I was nervous at first but I am pretty comfortabke with blades in general so that part wasn’t what made me nervous, it was the lining up of the cambium layer that I was for sure I would get wrong…
I appreciate you looking at the plant and the Lamium may be a lead
I went with all cleft grafts for the most part. I did a few bark grafts on a couple bigger callery pears and I am not sure if those will make it or not. It is a little early yet, so hopefully they take as well. You should do fine, so don’t be nervous
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That looks like ajuga (Bugleweed) to me. great for pollinators!
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Bumblebees have already been all over it I did get an id in the other thread for it but thanks for chiming in @RichardRoundTree
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