He still has to add footing and support it somehow so it's stable, but overall it's pretty much ready.
Another item, that was a surprise this week, I woke up to see that not all blooms on my cherries have died off from the deep freeze and ice storm.
It's very ironic really, two cherry trees were planted the same day, were the same size 6 yrs ago, and one is much larger and healthier than another. The larger one kept much of the blooms in tact, whereas the smaller one damage is more visible - almost all blooms are gone and only few remaining opened up. But I'm still happy to see any blooms so will take whatever is left and hope to have actual cherries (pending no birds stripping them of course like last year). So when Mother Nature gives you lemons, do try to enjoy them in a nice lemonade :)
I am glad to hear the one cherry tree still has blossoms. Not sure if my little dwarf sweet cherry will give me anything this year or not. Your "Lemonade" will be a nice addition! Nancy
ReplyDeleteHope your cherry will give you some nice sweet treat in June
DeleteGreat save on the arbour! I'm glad that at least one of your cherry trees looks like it will give you a good harvest. We have had such nice weather lately and I'm sure our fruit trees are enjoying it, but we are expecting a dip to below freezing temps next Monday - fingers crossed this doesn't end up costing us all our fruit this year.
ReplyDeleteI don't know about having actual cherry harvest - last year trees were loaded with cherries and we lost it all to birds in matter of hours. Hope your plants don't get damage from incoming frost.
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