Plum Tree and snow

Hi,

It's the temperatures that will kill the blossoms by freezing them. If freezing has not happened, you may have a chance. One thing I do to increase pollination, especially when their are no insects around to do the job, is to hand pollinate with a cotton q-tip. No guarantees, but you may get some plums out of that exercise.

Sherwin

I dusted off the snow and sprayed the tree to melt the snow.

The fruitlets are starting to form, but its still to early to tell i they ve been properly polinated.

I went round the blossom with my paintbrush (did same with apple an cherry) Fingers crossed Ill get some fruit.

Thanks for the advice

-- gasdoctor