Welcome to Apple Trees, this site is fanatical about anything to do with apples and apple trees. Our fanaticism started when we planted our dwarf apple tree in our small back garden. Gradually, this became an obsession and to cut a long story short, we bought some land and started our own orchard.

To say our apple trees are our passion would be an understatement. We will be gradually adding lots of photos and apple trees articles, including growing apple tree guides, guide on dwarf apples trees, apple recipes, apple tree growing and much more!

You will be able to buy apple trees here also! Apple trees for sale around the UK will be listed, as will review guides and how to buy apple trees.

2 Responses to “If A Freeze In Early Spring Causes Apple Trees In Texas Not To Produce Enough Apples. . .?”Apple trees

1. Charles C
   December 21st, 2009 - 9:59 pm

   It depends on wheter the flower buds had stated to break or not. Last year here in North central Ok. we had a late freeze which killed all of my apple buds. Different vatieties bloom at different times which is why certain one arew more common in different areas. If you read the descriptions in the nursery catalogs they usually give information as to which ones bloom later to avoid a late freeze. I have Gala and Prarie Spy. The Gala budded too early so I had no pollinator for my Prarie Spy.

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   If A Freeze In Early Spring Causes Apple Trees In Texas Not To Produce Enough Apples. . .?
2. Tira Misu
   December 21st, 2009 - 11:00 pm

   It depends on whether the apple trees had formed buds, etc. If the trees were well along in the growing season and buds had formed or the tree had leafed out then certainly a frost would do some damage.

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   If A Freeze In Early Spring Causes Apple Trees In Texas Not To Produce Enough Apples. . .?