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1 Comment To "Fruit in Containers"
#1 Comment By Nikki On 06/02/2011 @ 7:43 am
Most apple varieties need to cross-pollinate for good fruit set. There are a few cultivars that are self-fruitful. If the label or catalog description doesn’t mention that the tree is self-fruitful or self-pollinating, plant another cultivar to be sure you have good fruit set. Some trees may be sold as “self-pollinating” or “self-fruitful.” While they are able to pollinate themselves, they will produce more apples if they are cross-pollinated.
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