Ceresone, my old, lone peach tree (Red Haven, I think) has flowers and they are still on it. Can't see any little fruit yet. Yay! Maybe it will squeak by this storm and I will have fruit this summer. They are really good-tasting peaches.
Keeping my fingers crossed for your trees.
Sunny

So far, everything seems alive and well, except the three blueberries in the ground.........they show no signs of life.
The two plums have bloomed and I can see tiny dark green (about the size of bb's) so I am worried about the 25° predicted. The Kieffer pear still has white blooms surrounding the fruit, so that might be some protection. The two Seckel pears are going to bloom for the first time this year, 4 apples are looking OK, blackberries aren't leafing out yet...couldn't prune because all the stalks look the same this year!, I had a few raspberries finally make some good growth this spring, the two peaches have bloomed and dropped most petals so ?????. The grapes still look dead to me, but maybe it is too early for them. I haven't uncovered the strawberries yet....will do it when this cold snap is over. I do see green under the straw. The cherry tree is budded but not showing color.

I have another pear tree, I think Moonglow, that is not budded out yet.

I have tiny apricots on........probably won't make it.
I am keeping my fingers crossed that some fruit will survive the cold tonight.

I live close to Oklahoma so I check them out too. I thought this might be of interest to several of you who plant blueberries.

Here is a link that might be useful: Oklahoma blueberry recommendations