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kaymarie021

Fruit blossom identification chart

9 years ago
last modified: 9 years ago

Hello, I have two red haven peach trees that are blooming for the first time, but one or more are mislabled since the flowers are different. I will pinch the blossoms since they are still too young to fruit (this is their third spring) but am rather curious what they are. Is their a way to tell by blossom? Maybe a website or guidebook?

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