Alycha tree
(Inflorescences).
Here comes the alycha tree in bloom. Alycha is a small plum tree. It's more sour than sweet. But I love its flavor. 
You can often find this tree in our neighborhood. But I don't have one at home. But across the street from my yard, there's a plum tree. 
Last year I waited for it to ripen, it was all green and green. No matter how I tasted it, it was still unripe. Then I saw how the neighbor had already cut it off. So I did not manage to try the cherry plum last year. But I tried it somewhere else. At the neighbors on the other side of the house grows alycha, so there I picked a few berries. Some were even without worms. Since no one takes care of it, it was not sprayed with a special agent against flies, so the alycha was ripe with worms, yuck. It's good that I noticed the worms in time. The neighbors don't take care of the trees because they rarely come here. It's like a summer house for them. 
This year I hope I'll be able to taste the alycha, which grows opposite my house.

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