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Chart of bud/bloom dates for stone fruits?

10 years ago

I bought a house with 18 fruit trees in various stages of health/age. Only a few are labeled and only some have produced so far.

I am south of Houston - in Pearland specifically. I have what looks like a nectarine or peach that is budding/blooming right now. Anyone happen to know what early varieties do well around here? I'm trying to identify my mystery plants. It is planted next to a snow queen nectarine that is not doing anything right now- so I've narrowed it down by one, lol.

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insteng
10 years ago
If it is getting ready to bloom right now the blooms will probably freeze though it will probably bloom again later. Usually we get the last frost around March.
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