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timmytwo_gw

Sharing this link - good cold zones only apple pollinations chart

12 years ago

Hello,

Those of you up here in zone 4 know it can be frustrating looking for good reference materials focused of stuff we can ACTUALLY grow.

I have been doing a lot of research on fruit trees and pollination. The other day I was at Menards and saw some nice apple trees, but of course the tree labelling wasn't great so I went home and googled the nursery on the label. Guess what!! - They had a great catalog and even better cold weather only pollination charts. Perfect. I found a good chart with varieties missing from most other charts - even the look up at Orange Pippin.

So I thought I would share. I hope others find this helpful.

Main link:
http://www.northernfamilyfarms.com/

Pollination chart:
http://www.northernfamilyfarms.com/downloads/pollination_chart+zones.pdf

Catalog:
http://www.northernfamilyfarms.com/pageflip/NorthernCatalog2014/index.html#/1/zoomed

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