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It would not make apples nor seeds.
If this is a temporary or once-in-a-while situation - such as a heavy late frost during blooming period that kills off the flowers or flower buds - that tree will not bear fruit that year.
If this is a long-term situation affecting all apple trees in an area or region, then the apple trees will eventually die out in those areas because there are no future generations to sustain the species - or the trees will evolve into something else.
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∙ 7y ago
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∙ 14y agoWhat would happen if an apple tree did not have any flowers one year ?
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∙ 14y agoyour apple tree will die Answer The apple tree will not neccessarily die but it will not produce fruit that year.
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∙ 7y agoIf an apple tree has no flowers, the tree will not produce any fruit and there would be no apples from that tree.
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∙ 6y agoThere would not be any apples growing on the tree.
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∙ 11y agoit wouldn't produce any fruit
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no seeds
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In what part of year does apple tree bloom?
It all depends on the type of apple tree that you planted. Various apple trees bloom at different times of the year. So check to see which ones you planted.
How old does an apple tree have to be to grow apples?
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Can the redlove era miniature apple tree be left outside in the winter?
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What is the name of the tree often called the 'New Zealand Christmas tree'?
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How many pounds of apples does the average apple tree produce in a year?
The average fruit each apple tree produces in a year can fill 20 boxes that weight 42 pounds each. So in total, this averages out to about 840 pounds of apples per harvest. However, apple trees take about four or five years to produce their first fruit, and apple varieties range in size from cherry-sized to grapefruit-sized.
