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<blockquote data-quote="Obsession" data-source="post: 3199947" data-attributes="member: 9912"><p>Do regular apple trees cross pollinate crab apple trees and vice versa? The reason I ask is last year I realized I had a crab apple tree that I never new existed until it randomly produced apples. I don't know what caused it to produce. I potted some fruit trees near the crab apple tree last year. Did that help pollinate the crab apple? The only apple tree I potted was a staymen apple tree but I did pot a few pear trees and plum trees.</p><p>Any info is appreciated.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Obsession, post: 3199947, member: 9912"] Do regular apple trees cross pollinate crab apple trees and vice versa? The reason I ask is last year I realized I had a crab apple tree that I never new existed until it randomly produced apples. I don't know what caused it to produce. I potted some fruit trees near the crab apple tree last year. Did that help pollinate the crab apple? The only apple tree I potted was a staymen apple tree but I did pot a few pear trees and plum trees. Any info is appreciated. [/QUOTE]
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