My collection of navels in bloom behind my multi-grafted apple tree. I have 10 kinds of navels on this one tree.

Oh my darling clemenule! This is the sister of the Clementine Nule I gave to Benny.

Assorted Pigmented oranges in bloom. Moro, Rohde Red, Tarocco, Vainiglia sanguigno, Ruby, Washinton Sanguine, etc. And of course, in one tree.

Ponkan mandarin in bloom. This was grafted unto Satsuma mandarin last year.

Summer valencias, just hanging in there. Horrible looking but a productive survivor nonetheless.

Bearss lime in very shaded area but blooming and quite productive too. These guys tolerate some shade in the alleyway of two houses, which in turn they are protected by the alleyway from freezing frosts during winter.

Ponderosa lemon in bloom. Flowers are quite fragrant, large and showy.

MeloGold flowers, the largest leaves, largest flowers, most fragrant and most beautiful citrus flowers from my collection, for now.

It is going to rain Melogold next year from my 45-n-1 citrus tree. If it doesn't break. May have to thin these out or put a lot of support.

Oro Blanco (from Home Depot) in bloom. I have grafted EZ's super sweet OB over some of the branches of the HD's OB.

Vainiglia Sanguigno during petal fall

Vainiglia Sanguigno start of fruit filling phase. I'm going to thin these out, and heavily. The fruit sets are like these all over the grafted branches which occupies 25% of the canopy. I will wait till marble size before snipping some of them off, otherwise it will break my tree. Finally there are enough to share with others. I will have a full crop of these blood (not really, but more like pinkish) or pigmented oranges this season.

Ummm....very very nice.
Don't we love Spring. It seems that everything are all waking up including the grass in my yard! I may have to do something this summer with them.

I bet the scent is heavenly at your place.
They look beautiful!!!
Gina *BabyBlue*

Thanks!

And of course the year round bloomers like this Meyer.