All my trees ave budded in December in Ontario. Then they got iced for a couple of days and all the buds froze. I'll be buying my apples next fall. Worse, I worry about the orchards and commercial growers. I suppose they are insured but it will still be a heart breaker for all concerned.

I have been having the same worry down here. Everything is budding out early and we often get really cold in Feb or March. Crossing fingers.

It hasn't been warm enough for them to bud out here yet, but the last couple of years they have bloomed early, then promptly froze later. I did get a couple apples last year, but none the year before. No peaches, and a hand full of apricots last two years. My Cherries don't seem to be bothered though.

Sorry about your trees hope for next year

Same problem with strawberries here. All blossoming in January and now a freeze.

Crazy weather can make plants do strange things.
One year we had a crazy spring and that year all the Hawthorne trees flowered in September.

Strangely enough, we have had a late dormancy here for my mangoes and lychee too. Guess I should have expected it because weather was in the 80's almost all the way through December. Nice and cool now, except we've had record rainfall for January . . nothing usual about this winter.

Usually the mango tree flowers once in Dec. or January, and again in March. So far only one panicle of flowers has appeared. Hoping for a good bloom later in the spring! I had hardly any mangoes last year, too.