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6 Mar 2021 13:08:36 UTC
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Winter garden update - Cherry trees






These trees are all sticks right now, they started to drop their leaves in early autumn and finished by winter time. I was surprised by how early the leaves dropped and initially thought my trees may have had some kind of sickness. But I have been assured that the Cherry trees just tend to drop their leaves very early in the fall season.

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During the winter I have seen some spiky nodes show up on the branches and trunk of the tree. From there flowers should bloom and new leaf sets should emerge. Hoping it gets some more stem and trunk growth as its real small right now. But I only got it a year ago so I am being patient.

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When the spring time comes around I am quite curious when these trees will flower, hoping they line up with when my Mason bees are out. From what I have read Blueberries and Cherries are some of the earliest blooming fruiting plants.

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I have three cultivars of cherry trees, A Minnie Royal, Lapins and Black Tartarian. They all seem to be producing these little spiky nodes, so soon I should see them leaf and maybe even flower. From what I have read the Minnie Royal may blossom during a different week than the Black Tartarian or Lapins. Which may affect their ability to get pollinated, but even if I do not get fruit from one of the four Cherry trees I have it will be a good pollen and nectar source for bees. They say the Minnie Royal flowers very early on, so hoping it will for my Mason bees sake.


I recorded this video a few weeks ago and by today March 6th the spiky nodes have yet to open up, but looks like they are really close. Starting to see some green and maybe some red or pink inside of some of the unopened nodes. So I am guessing another week or so and they should be popping open. We shall see if we get flowers this year, it may just put on more growth before trying to blossom.







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