You've probably heard of self-pollinated fruit trees. However, you might be wondering what other kinds don't need pollinators. Here are some examples of fruit trees that don't require pollination:...
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Some fruits are self-fruitful, and pollen from other flowers of the same cultivar does not fertilize the flower. Others, however, need pollen from other cultivated varieties at the same time that the...
The answer is yes! The Granny Smith apple variety is self-fertile. This article will look at the pollination requirements of different varieties of fruit trees. Then we'll look at the methods of...
If you're planning on growing pear trees, you're probably wondering how close they need to be to one another for optimal pollination. Here are some tips. Choose a triploid cultivar, such as Pitmaston...
Will two Bartlett pear trees pollinate one another? This article will answer the questions you may have, including: Are they self-fruitful? Will they cross-pollinate with other types of pears? And...
There are a number of ways to attract these pollinators to fruit trees, from ladybugs to hummingbirds. Hummingbirds and bats are also common pollinators, but they require different methods. Before...
