ALL Fruit Trees Should be Planted With Other Related (NOT THE SAME) Species – IV Organics

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ALL Fruit Trees Should be Planted With Other Related (NOT THE SAME) Species

June 2, 2016

Charles Malki, Biologist & Plant Expert from https://ivorganics.com/ discusses the importance of planting at least two related (not the same species) fruit trees, to maximize cross pollination for highest fruit yield, size and quality.

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