Posted by dido22 on July 28, 2010, 8:12 am
Hello,
I plan to put a fruit tree, either an apple tree or a plum tree, in my
front garden. I only have room for one. so it needs to be self-pollinating.
Does anyone know which are the best self-pollinators, apples or plums ?
Thanks
KK
Posted by mogga on July 28, 2010, 8:26 am
On Wed, 28 Jul 2010 13:12:05 +0100, "dido22"
>Hello,
>I plan to put a fruit tree, either an apple tree or a plum tree, in my
>front garden. I only have room for one. so it needs to be self-pollinating.
>Does anyone know which are the best self-pollinators, apples or plums ?
>Thanks
>KK
Can't you buy your neighbours a present of one too if there's one you
like that isn't self-pollinatiing? :-/
What do you prefer eating (And bear in mind plum makes jam too)
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Posted by harry on July 28, 2010, 1:55 pm
> Hello,
> I plan to put a fruit tree, either an apple tree or a plum tree, in my
> front garden. I only have room for one. so it needs to be self-pollinating.
> Does anyone know which are the best self-pollinators, apples or plums ?
> Thanks
> KK
Victoria plums. Traditional, self pollinating and scrumptious.
Posted by Malcolm on July 28, 2010, 5:43 pm
harry wrote:
>> Hello,
>>
>> I plan to put a fruit tree, either an apple tree or a plum tree, in my
>> front garden. I only have room for one. so it needs to be self-pollinating.
>> Does anyone know which are the best self-pollinators, apples or plums ?
>>
>> Thanks
>>
>> KK
>
> Victoria plums. Traditional, self pollinating and scrumptious.
Seconded - but unless you have a very large front garden, go to a
specialist to get the tree on the correct rootstock - I have a fan
trained Victoria on a dwarfing rootstock but I still have to work to
keep it in check. About 25lbs last year and it looks like similar this
year from a 10 year old tree.
Malcolm
Posted by dido22 on July 29, 2010, 7:09 am
Thanks
KK
> Hello,
> I plan to put a fruit tree, either an apple tree or a plum tree, in my
> front garden. I only have room for one. so it needs to be
> self-pollinating.
> Does anyone know which are the best self-pollinators, apples or plums ?
> Thanks
> KK
Victoria plums. Traditional, self pollinating and scrumptious.
>I plan to put a fruit tree, either an apple tree or a plum tree, in my
>front garden. I only have room for one. so it needs to be self-pollinating.
>Does anyone know which are the best self-pollinators, apples or plums ?
>Thanks
>KK