Yes I am completely treed in my little village in Switzerland. I always thought we were outnumbered by cows but apparently we are also outnumbered by trees. A good subject for my photos, but problems arise giving the trees a name. If they have a flower or fruit, it makes the choice easier, but you have to be quick and patient to get the clues to their names.
Of course if you happen to have an apple tree, it does make life easier for a name. I planted the tree about 30 years ago, bought in the local supermarket, just a few years old and today it gives me a regular harvest of Fiorina apples annually with beautiful flowers in April promising a good harvest, hopefully. Yes I am treed completely
I’d love to have an apple tree, but I don’t have a big garden, no space to plant it!
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I do not have such a large garden, but an apple tree does not really need a lot of space. As long as the roots have enough room it is OK and you can always cut the tree back after the harvest.
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Wonderful apple blossoms, Pat. I like those delicate rose tints.
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Every year they get better
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In Switzerland, even I would have difficult identifying trees, since there are so many there that I have never encountered before. (Of course, I know an apple tree when I see one.)
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I have learnt to recognise many trees, but not all
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That makes me miss my apple tree in Geeveston which would just have finished fruiting. I used to love to see the blossoms.
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I can imagine. Here it is Spring and we only have the first flowers. We must wait now for the fruit in Autumn in September/October.
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