Flowering period of male and female flowers seldom overlaps therefore self-pollination is sporadic. Some cultivars will not self-pollinate and cross-pollination with a different Gardeners often use ...
pollination with plums, gages and damsons than with apples and pears. This is because many are self-fertile and, as a result, it is possible to grow just one tree. However, they will benefit from ...
And the trees themselves are a source of life. They can live for more than a century and grow to more than 100 feet tall. Some varieties are even self-pollinating (containing both male and female ...
In the process, they pollinate the crops, which can boost yield. But the insects also provide a double benefit—their larvae often feed on soft-bodied crop pests like aphids and thrips.