Buds on trees are usually laid in early summer, but they wake up and sprout only in the spring of the following year. Why?

The opening of the kidneys is a kind of spectacle that nature plays that we see every spring. Most often, their disclosure depends on nature. They are needed in order to protect plants in cold weather conditions. Plant buds appear most often in summer, but it is a pity that they are visible only in autumn. But some of the buds do not open in winter and one should not assume that they have died. Usually such kidneys are called dormant and it can take several years before they will open. At the same time, they grow so much that they do not overgrow when the stem becomes stronger. If the weather conditions are bad and they are cold, then there is no need to worry about this, since nature has taken care of this and the kidneys will not freeze due to the high air temperature.