Re: Quinces and fruit
| Subject: | Re: Quinces and fruit |
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| From: | Tahir |
| Date: | Aug 27 2008 17:37:46 |
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I believe most quinces are at least partially self fertile. I'd suspect
weather at pollination time, when does it normally flower? Our gages
have no fruit at all, I have a friend at Tiptree Jams, they've had poor
set on all their plums, didn't ask him about quinces.
Tahir Simon Pryce Arboriculture wrote:
There seem to be a lot of scare stories about the bee populationcrashing, but most of the fruit trees round here seem to be bearingwell enough.Could it be that it's not self fertile and whatever was providingpollen has died or been removed?Simon
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