Fruit blossoms are the flowers that develop on fruit-bearing plants, such as apple, cherry, and peach trees. These blossoms are essential for the fruit production process, as they contain the reproductive structures necessary for pollination. Typically, fruit blossoms are colorful and fragrant, attracting pollinators like bees and butterflies. The blooming period varies by species and climate, often occurring in spring. After pollination, the flowers will wither, and the fruit begins to develop. The health of the blossoms is crucial for a good harvest, as factors like weather and pests can impact their growth and the subsequent fruit yield.