No

Even if you moved to a planet where the years were only six month long,
apple trees would still only bloom once a year.

A prolonged flowering season in a mild climate is just that and not a second
crop of flowers.


D Z wrote in message
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Hi,
but what about in an environment with seasonal cycles, such as warm
summers
and harsh winters? Would it be possible, as a quirk of nature, for a tree
to
flower early in the year (spring), and then again in late summer?




"Charles" wrote in message
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On Sat, 3 May 2003 19:49:57 +0000 (UTC), "D Z"
wrote:

Is it possible for some apple trees to bear fruit or blossom twice a
year
(by a quirk of nature or environment)?


Mine has flowers and fruit most of the time. I'm in southern
California, the tree is a "Dorset Golden."

It's the nature of this type tree in this environment.


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- Charles
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