Wow, I never thought I would get schooled with so much great info in this short video... Many thanks for your efforts and unselfishness to share your great knowledge with the world!! God Bless!!

Very informative, thank you. I've been making this more difficult than it needs to be.

Awesome video!!!...with perfect animations. Wish I could "like" it more than once.

Kevin, this video was absolutely fantastic. Thanks a lot!!

Great video! Just moved to Chino Hills from Illinois (zone 5) and am trying to learn low-chill varieties and pollination! Nice to be your neighbor.

We are in Houston Texas we have a 3 in 1 Apple tree that give us lots of apples . We have Fuji tree that wasn’t grafted has given us not even one. We bought a 2 in one which is grafted with a Anna and Fuji Apple we have our hopes up high.We have several fruit trees and we are excited but we have lost several citrus and avocado trees to winter climates 😞 we will keep an eye out for your great videos keep teaching up we are here for it! Stay blessed 🙏🏼

Excellent and beautiful video. Thank you Kevin! very good visuals, music but also very educational and interesting.

@actionpackedjim

3 жыл бұрын

Nice.

Thank you, Kevin, for your informative video. It was entertaining as well!!

Thanks so much for the information and your effort!

Excellent video. Thanks a lot for sharing .

This was SO informative. Thank you!

This was very interesting. We are lucky, the native bees we have, tend to go after the pollen, so less worried about the honey bees. The best being the Blue Banded Bee, which seems to do the same as your bumblebee. But what is interesting is you answered a question about why our trees flower over a month rather than all at once. So again the unique climate we have is affecting the trees. I am in Melbourne, right on top of Mornington Pennuslar to be exact, we have temps that go close to 0C and have chill hours over 1000+ thanks to the water around, and yet during spring are warm enough to trigger the month-long bloom. To give some people an idea, I have high bush blueberries planted under a mango tree lol

What a great video. Very informative. Thanx ❤🇨🇦

Wonderful video.

Great job on your video

Thank you! I actually understood your video! Very informative.

@smilinmoo

2 жыл бұрын

Plus, I enjoyed the music in the background.

Learnt so much for my exam here thank you thank you!!!!

Excellent video, easy to understand. Mahalo

Thank you, that was super! My trees bloom at slightly different times . My first one is just loaded with blossoms but the other two...nothing. I will see if I can borrow a branch from someone. From Canada

Thank you

I am Trinidad 🇹🇹 I bought king david and lady William apple plants a few years ago. This week the king david flowered while lady while has been flowering 2yrs. So hopeful we will have apples this year

@BarneyGimble

3 ай бұрын

Some apples require " chill hours" to bear fruit . Do your trees go dormant and drop their leaves?

From me and Ari,, thank you very much!

Freaking awesome video!

nice

Very informative! I have Jonagold, what pollinators would you recommend? Thank you from the UK.

Thanks for the education. From Nigeria I am trying hard to grow warm climate Apple. So now I have managed to get one in its second year. Unfortunately i don't know what variety it is. O If my one apple tree can't polinate what should I do?

What is the apple tree that bears flowers the same time as Red love apples?

Which apple varieties have the pollen "mixer" to distribute pollen to all the ovaries?

"Real scientists"

I have a beautiful early harvest apple tree. It's April 14 and it's blooming. Never get fruit, so I need to find a mate. We don't have other apple trees in our neighborhood. Can pollen be purchased? I'm in Bloomington, IN.

My father great ❤

How to pollinate the rose flowers can we or not if yes then plz give a valid vedio if no then also plzz answer it

I have Anna apple, how do i pollinate?

Stigma be like, bro I'm not that Sticky now, common

Greetings my father

Hello i am from India state Kashmir