Backyard Fruit Pollination.
Made Simple.
Supplemental Tree-Fruit Pollen for
Apples, Cherries, Pears, And Plums
Why Fruit Trees Bloom But Don’t Produce Fruit
Lack of Pollinizers
Many fruit trees need pollen from a different variety to produce fruit. Without one nearby, blossoms may not develop into fruit.
Poor Bloom Overlap
Trees may not bloom at the same time, preventing proper pollination and fruit development.
Poor Spring Weather
Rain, wind, or cold can keep bees from pollinating blossoms, reducing fruit set, and overall yield.
A Simple Way To Improve Fruit Set
Supplemental pollen helps bridge the gap when natural pollination falls short—giving your trees a better chance to produce consistent, healthy fruit.
Works even when bees don’t
Helps overcome poor bloom overlap
Simple to apply in minutes