An apple tree blooming in autumn after a late spring freeze and dry summer is responding to environmental stress. Hormonal signals triggered by the unusual weather pattern caused a second flowering flush.
This is rare but not harmful. The blooms won’t set viable fruit before winter. No action needed; the tree should resume normal cycles next spring. Monitor for similar behavior in other local fruit trees.
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