Thanks Mike and Shaun for the reply this is the 4th year these trees have been in the ground, they are intrepid they produced year before last. Last year the blooms got caught in a late freeze, this year I have not seen but maybe 20 blooms across 11 trees so far. Yes the cold snap I am talking about is the same one Texas was hit by, 20 miles east of me it was -24 one morning, here at my location Park
City Ks. was lowest -16 according to the airport, but that is 10 miles west so I'm guessing the orchard was some-wheres in that same range. For two weeks we hovered at average zero degrees several nights below zero, I was really hoping to get peaches this year, I have went as far as purchasing tarps in case we see a pending freeze, but not sure that is going to be necessary. I take care of a company owned orchard, 12 peaches, 6 apples, 2 pears, 4 plums, 3 elderberry, one day I was asked to plant an orchard, and I warned them I was just a wanna be fruit person, but that didn't detour anything. I have been needing to spray for quit awhile, but the wind wont stop, anyway now im rattling, thanks again for the response, and if you have any more advice that might explain the no blooms problem I'm all ears.