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| Almaden Duke Cherry |
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| Jujube in bee yard |
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| Jujube in orchard |
Almaden Duke Cherry, I moved last summer. At the time I wondered if it would survive, due to wilting. Growing nicely. Only a couple of cherries now. That may be due to the late frost, which caused a lot of damage to other trees and vines.
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| Illinois Everbearing Mulberry |
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| North Star Cherry |
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| Sunflower Paw Paw |
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| NC1 Paw Paw |
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| Oregon Curl Free Peach |
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| Indian Blood Peach |
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| Charlotte Peach |
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| Chinese Haw Red Sun |
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| Seijo Persimmon |
Jujube. I forget which of the two this is. One is Li and the other is Coco. From One Free World last summer. Both are late to start, but now growing. They have a lot of growing ahead before they amount to anything. Not a good recommendation for the source. Planted last fall.
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| Nikita's Gift Persimmin |
One jujube is in the bee yard, the other in the little orchard. This fall the other may also be in the bee yard, to provide room for another plum or peach.
Illinois Everbearing Mulberry. Whatever frost damage was there, it's recovered. Soon it will need a bird net.
North Star Pie Cherry. Thanks to the rainy week, it didn't lose a leaf or wilt after planting. From Lowes.
Sunflower and NC1 Paw Paws. growing nicely. They seem to leaf out later than most other trees, about the same time as the jujubes and mulberry.
Oregon Curl Free Peach. This little tree won't have peaches this year. It is one of the least affected I've seen as far as Leaf Curl is concerned. From One Green World last year. So far, not very vigorous. There is a summer ahead for growth. Might make up for lost time.
Indian Blood Peach. Minimal leaf curl. Much less than most of the others. This year I hope it recovers from the damage I did transplanting it from vancouver. I lost most of the roots when I dug it up. Surprised it survived. Can't be disappointed at it for not having peaches this year - just survive and grow. From Raintree.
Charlotte peach. Supposed to be curl resistant. It's not. Or not very. What a mess. I will need to research replacements. I don't want to get stuck with another susceptible peach tree. It's making a comeback with new growth. Give it another year to see what happens.
Chinese Haw. Growing nicely. From One Green World. Bare root planted last fall.
Seijo Persimmon and
Nikita's Gift Persimmon. Both growing nicely. Bare root, planted this spring. From Raintree. They will need extra water all summer, because persimmons are said to have inadequate roots to support their tops, for the first year.
