There are a few reasons fruit trees do not bear fruit. Sometimes they are such vigorous growers that all of their energy goes into leaf and stem/branch production rather than fruit production. Other times, a late spring frost can prevent fruiting. The third most common reason is lack of or poor pollination.
There are a few reasons fruit trees do not bear fruit. Sometimes they are such vigorous growers that all of their energy goes into leaf and stem/branch production rather than fruit production. Other times, a late spring frost can prevent fruiting. The third most common reason is lack of or poor pollination.