Pollination
Most fruit trees require pollination to produce fruit. Some trees are capable of pollinating themselves (self-fertile), others require pollen from another tree (self-sterile). As a general rule, pollenizers should be no more than 50 feet apart from one another, though trees up to 200 feet apart may cross-pollinize. The adjacent chart outlines the general requirements for fruits in this catalogue. See the variety descriptions for more specific information.
