The apples have been producing for three(?) years now, but the Magness pear tree planted the same year as the apples and the Seckel planted the year after to help pollinate the first had not fruited yet, though Magness has been blooming. I thought it was because Seckel is still not blooming.
But this morning, when I finally got around to pruning watersprouts and re-training the espalier, I realized tht Magness is fruiting!
I didn't think Seckel bloomed again this year... Or if it did, there were only a few blossoms, and my neighbor's large Bradford pear that I was counting on was chopped down due to storm damage, so I'm not sure where the pollen came from 
but ....yay! 
Prok is full of buds. Last year, there were only a few (maybe a dozen) buds and none of them set fruit though Prok is supposed to be self pollinating. I hope they do better this year.
) , but at my Quaker Meeting 5 blocks away, pear, peach, and apricot trees all have lots of fruit on them. The apricot tree particularly seems to be at the northern end of its range. It blooms a little too early for us and most years the blooms get wiped out by a late frost. This year it is covered in fruit.