Spring has sprung, and the potential Summer fruit is exciting on two fronts – the weather and the fruit bowl.
For Cee’s FOTD, today, my blossoms.
The strawberries really only paused for a couple of weeks while I thinned them out.
And the blueberries are planning something big.
Late starters: blackberry, peacharine and pomegranate may get a feature if the blooms are showy enough.
I hope other Southern Hemisphere yards are doing as well.
Underdown 
From the looks of your photos, your yards are doing wonderful 😀
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It’s all the rain, alternating with warm,sunny days. We’ve had a great Winter and I’m hoping for bumper crops.
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I’ve never seen a nectarine bud before! It’s one of my favourite fruits!!
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It’s a fairly young tree but it carries it’s weight of fruit each year. They are prone to disease so we are like helicopter parents with it, constantly checking the company it keeps and preparing it for the future.
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I’ll be over next season!
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You’ll be very welcome, but may find Adelaide a little flatter than you’re used to. However, we have excellent beaches, very hot Summers and the best wine in Australia.
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Beautiful blossoms, and lovely to see them at the ‘opposite’ part of the year to ours in the UK 🙂
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I always like that about WordPress – a reminder of how the other side of the world is living.
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Ah, spring blossom is always so good to see. You have a lot of my favourite fruits!
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We’ve had such good rains this year, I’m hoping for good crops, too.
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