
I have a pear tree full of baby pears! Last year, we had one pear on the whole tree, until someone reached over the fence, picked it, bit it and discovered that it wasn't mature - then threw it back over the fence. I don't know if I should try to throw netting over this tree to protect the fruit from curious neighborhood kids or if I should hope that having more fruit on the tree to start with will result in some of it being left for me.
There are also cherries setting on the cherry tree:

And blueberry flowers galore:

And some other flowers:


And probably my best flower (who was supposed to be showing off the height of the Shasta daisies outside the back gate):

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