Apple Trees
Even though some apple trees are self-fertile, all varieties should be cross-pollinated with another variety to set more fruit.
In general, the early-blooming summer apples and the late-blooming varieties should not be used to pollinate each other.
Crabapples are good pollenizers for apple trees. Dolgo crabapple is often used for early-blooming apples. Prairiefire crabapple is used for mid-blooming apples. Snowdrift crabapple is used for mid- to late-blooming apple varieties.
NOTE: Mutsu (Crispin) and different strains of Jonagold, Winesap, Stayman, Shizuka and Arkansas Black are not good pollenizers of other apple varieties. They require at least TWO other varieties in order to set fruit. Alternatively, plant a single self-fertile pollenizer.
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Callaway Fruiting Crabapple Tree
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Dolgo Fruiting Crabapple Tree
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Dwarf Arkansas Black Apple Tree
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Dwarf Empire Apple Tree
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Dwarf Enterprise Apple Tree
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Dwarf Freedom Apple Tree
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Dwarf Fuji Apple Tree
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Dwarf Golden Delicious Apple Tree
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Dwarf Honeycrisp Apple Tree
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Dwarf Liberty Apple Tree
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Dwarf Stayman Winesap Apple Tree
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Granny Smith Apple Tree
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Pink Lady Apple Tree
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Red Delicious Apple Tree
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Wolf River Apple Tree
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