Fantastic that the cherry is doing so well!
Our plum had four on it the first year and just as they were ready to pick, the birds nicked themIt had none last year and only a few branches with blossom this year ...so we'll have to see what happens. The quince had lots of blossom and so far, the little beginnings of fruit are still there, but we've seen most of them (if not all) drop off before developing into anything much - quince are temperamental things.
The fig seems very slow to produce even leaves this year, and the mulberry is the same, but they are slow. I think the fig is on Med time because it produced lots of figs right at the end of summer last year and they all died off with the first hint of cold!![]()
Ha ha yes, some years our greengage will not produce anything at all but most of the time there is an abundance of fruit. we usually give most of it to neighbours as there is that much. i have made some nice wine as well but had to stop doing that as i was getting rat ars*ed on it.

I remember a couple of years ago we were in greece on holiday and figs were everywhere, growing at the side of roads etc, same with grapes. Things always taste nicer when they are free don`t they.

