Glacier Nursery Inc. FRUIT POLLINATION



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	Pollination of Apple Trees: Use two varities from the same or similar flowering times.
	Variety Centennial Hazen Norland State Fair Wealthy Whitney Yellow Transparent Zester Goodland Honeycrisp Honeygold McIntosh Red Baron Sweet Sixteen Haralred Haralson	Season Early Early Early Early Early Early Early Early Mid-season Mid-season Mid-season Mid-season Mid-season Mid-season Late Late
			Pollination of Cherries: Plant two varieties for Bing and Black Tartarian. Plant Compass and Sapalta together for pollination. Mesabi, Meteor, Montmorency, North Star, and Stella are self-fertile. They do not require pollinators. Pollination of Plums: Use Toka as a pollinator, Mount Royal is self-fertile. Pollination of Apricots: Use two varieties. Pollination of Pears: Use two varieties, do not use Gourmet as a pollinator.
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