Self-Fertile Apple Trees That Pollinate Themselves
Apple pollination is usually not a concern in the UK, because there are so many orchard and crab apple trees around However,…
Read moreApple pollination is usually not a concern in the UK, because there are so many orchard and crab apple trees around However,…
Read moreWhat is Apple Scab and Pear Scab?Apple Scab and Pear Scab are functionally the same, although the specific fungus is different: Apple…
Read moreApple Tree Varieties Suitable for Scotland & the NorthApple trees are incredibly hardy, however, their flowers can be damaged in freezing weather,…
Read morePollinating your Apple Trees Increases your crop Size Most apple trees need to be pollinated in order to bear fruit, and even…
Read moreThe British climate makes for ideal apple territory.They like well drained, fertile soil including clay, and with shelter can grow inland at…
Read moreCordons are compact wire trained fruit trees, usually apple or pear
Read moreMost Apples are spur bearing; partial tips are like spursMost apples and pears are spur bearing: they are pruned “normally”, and are…
Read moreFormative pruning of new, freestanding fruit trees, starts with either unbranched Maidens, or young Bushes or Half Standards with a further year’s…
Read moreCan I make cider from eating and cooking apples?Yes, all apples make cider, but the flavours from cider apples are better: most…
Read moreCordon apples & pears are even better suited to grafting than freestanding trees
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