Facts for Fancy Fruit A newsletter for commercial and advanced amateur fruit growers

Engelbrecht’s Countryside Orchard

April 12, 2019 - Included in Issue: 19-02

By: Lori K Jolly-Brown

Greetings from Engelbrecht’s Countryside Orchard,
Fruit trees are really progressing in Southern Indiana. It is the second week of April, and we have many varieties of nectarines and peaches in full bloom. Most apples are at tight cluster, and just this week we are seeing the first blooms on our sweet cherries.

Kristi Schulz
Engelbrecht’s Countryside Orchard

: Apple at tight cluster

: Cherry in early bloom

: Peach at full bloom

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