Trees don’t fruit for a variety of reasons. Lack of pollination is one. The question of whether you need another apple tree and what type depends on the type of tree you’ve got. Here’s more information on this: http://www.ladybug.uconn.edu/factsheets/tp_05_fruittreesfailtobeal.html Notice also that this page suggests that time to fruit after planting an apple tree can be 2 to 5 years.
It really behooves you to find out what kind of tree you have (got any plant tags from when you purchased it?), then you can consult a local nursery or explore further on the Web to better understand how to maintain it..
The source, as you can see is Connecticut, but the core information holds true.
Trees don’t fruit for a variety of reasons. Lack of pollination is one. The question of whether you need another apple tree and what type depends on the type of tree you’ve got. Here’s more information on this: http://www.ladybug.uconn.edu/factsheets/tp_05_fruittreesfailtobeal.html Notice also that this page suggests that time to fruit after planting an apple tree can be 2 to 5 years.
It really behooves you to find out what kind of tree you have (got any plant tags from when you purchased it?), then you can consult a local nursery or explore further on the Web to better understand how to maintain it..
The source, as you can see is Connecticut, but the core information holds true.