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In order to have fruit it is important to understand pollination. There are three different types of pollination: Cross Pollination – two plants are required to set fruit. The plants must be compatible with overlapping bloom periods to ensure pollination will take place. Partially self-fertile – a single plant can set fruit but yields will [...]
There are many factors that can affect the yield of fruit trees. Here are some of the most common reasons for a poor yield. Immature plant. Newly planted trees will require a few years to establish and start to produce fruit. Poor site selection. Too much shade or competition with larger trees Cool rainy weather [...]
Apples & Crabapples In order to have fruit, you need a second tree for cross-pollination. Two different apple or crabapple trees including ornamental varieties, that bloom at the same time and are within 500 feet (150m) from each other, should ensure pollination will occur. Apricot In order to have fruit, you need a second tree [...]
Thinning fruit trees – the removal of some young fruit from a tree. The main reason for thinning are: Improves remaining fruit size, colour, and quality Reduces stress caused by overproduction of fruit Prevents damage to branches from heavy fruit Stimulates next year’s crop
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