Another Mid Winter Flowering

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Another Mid Winter Flowering

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This is a flowering Apricot with one flower. I am both pleased and disappointed.
Pleased that at least one flower has appeared, but disappointed that there is not more flowers. Anyway, a mid winter flower is enough to warm the spirits.
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Re: Another Mid Winter Flowering

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Beautiful tree, shame about the flowering! My garden tree ones have put on a decent show, so not sure why yours haven’t but there is still a month and a half of winter to go
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As far as flowers go, it's a very nice flower. Beautiful colour. Hopefully next season is covered 😊
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Nice tree. can i request a spring cutting?

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Understanding that you want more - there is something startlingly beautiful about that singular flower on an excellent little tree. Cheers for the photo Watto.


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Re: Another Mid Winter Flowering

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That is a pretty tree Watto, and the one flower at least should give you hope.

I have way too many fruit trees, and at the moment, only have one tiny white flower on a plum... :/
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Simon, there won't be any spring trimming of this tree. It had its trim at the leaf drop stage in autumn and the next trim will be about mid summer, hopefully.
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Mark, thanks for your insight in regards to the single flower, very thoughtful.
I have been playing around with stands that suit trees and pots over the "lockdown" period and I quite like the look of this combination now. The old potter, Pat someone, has done a good job matching the lower part of the pot to the stand. I might keep this as a combination.
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Re: Another Mid Winter Flowering

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Mel,
Everyone should have at least one plum in their bonsai collection (if I was made chief poobar I would make it law). None of mine are anywhere near flowering yet, at least another month away, but our climates are a bit different.
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