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$20.82The Story
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In this collection, youāll receive:
- 1 āJames Grieveā Apple Tree
- 1 āBountifulā Apple Tree
- Youāve got your apple tree. Great! Itās not producing any fruit. Not great. Cue muffled screams into a pillow. Okay, take a moment and just think, what to doā¦
- The answer lies in cross-pollination, and weāve got just the thing for you in the shape of this two-tree collection.
- āBountifulā isnāt self-fertile and therefore needs cross-pollinating with another variety in order to bear fruit. And whilst āJames Grieveā is partially self-fertile, yields will be much better when grown near another pollinating partner.
- Itās a kind of āyou scratch my bark and Iāll scratch yoursā situation; both trees are in adjoining pollination groups (2 and 3) which means theyāre able to pollinate one another.
- So if you want to be certain that your apple trees actually bear fruit, rather than leaving it on a beeās wing and a prayer, then your best bet is to get a couple of these trees and plant them in your garden.
- Besides their cross-pollinating prowess, these varieties produce excellent fruit in their own right. āJames Grieveā is an award-winning, green, eating apple variety that produces fruit with a real melt-in-your-mouth quality.
- āBountifulā produces blush-coloured apples with a more delicate flavour than youād expect from what was originally, in fact, grown as a cooking apple.
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Description
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In this collection, youāll receive:
- 1 āJames Grieveā Apple Tree
- 1 āBountifulā Apple Tree
- Youāve got your apple tree. Great! Itās not producing any fruit. Not great. Cue muffled screams into a pillow. Okay, take a moment and just think, what to doā¦
- The answer lies in cross-pollination, and weāve got just the thing for you in the shape of this two-tree collection.
- āBountifulā isnāt self-fertile and therefore needs cross-pollinating with another variety in order to bear fruit. And whilst āJames Grieveā is partially self-fertile, yields will be much better when grown near another pollinating partner.
- Itās a kind of āyou scratch my bark and Iāll scratch yoursā situation; both trees are in adjoining pollination groups (2 and 3) which means theyāre able to pollinate one another.
- So if you want to be certain that your apple trees actually bear fruit, rather than leaving it on a beeās wing and a prayer, then your best bet is to get a couple of these trees and plant them in your garden.
- Besides their cross-pollinating prowess, these varieties produce excellent fruit in their own right. āJames Grieveā is an award-winning, green, eating apple variety that produces fruit with a real melt-in-your-mouth quality.
- āBountifulā produces blush-coloured apples with a more delicate flavour than youād expect from what was originally, in fact, grown as a cooking apple.
