Gardening Magazine

Tree Following -'It Came off in My Hand Mum'

By Ozhene @papaver
We are now at that tense time of the year.  The frosts are now hopefully over, though there is still a chill in the evening air at times.
Tree following -'It came off in my hand mum' The quincelets are forming, they can be seen as little bulges.
Tree following -'It came off in my hand mum' This one seems to be doing quite well, I breathe gently when I am near it.
Tree following -'It came off in my hand mum' There is also still blossom appearing, this is very good news.
Tree following -'It came off in my hand mum' This quincelet looks hopeful.
But don't touch them or they fall off.
Tree following -'It came off in my hand mum' It reminds me of when I was younger and if I had fallen over or such like and said to my father 'it hurts when I do this, he would unfailingly reply 'then stop doing it'.  Every time I touch a quincelet it falls off, so I have stopped touching them.
More positively there is sign of growth as the tree has new shoots forming.
Tree following -'It came off in my hand mum' Every year the tree gets a bit more mature, the more hopeful my quest for a quince gets. I'm keeping my fingerscrossed.
More trees that are being followed can be found here https://squirrelbasket.wordpress.com/tree-following/

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