A fruit tree does not produce fruit immediately because it is still growing and developing. For example, a toddler can't have a kid because it is too young because they are still not mature enough. The tree needs to grow and have enough time to produce seeds, then fruit.
how old is it? did you grow it from seed or graft? is it sick? do you have bees to polinate it? do you water and fertilize it?
They produce fruit, they just take years to do it.
No, the rain tree does not produce fruit. Although its leaves and bark have many uses it does not produce and fruit.
a grape tree last for as long the roots don't pop out
it takes 5 years
It will take you 7 to 10 years to have a tree that is producing fruit if growing a cherry tree from seed.
no, but a non-grafted tree may take many years before it starts to produce fruit
no trees exist that don't produce flowers but produce fruit
If you get it by cutting a branch of a old fig tree it will grow fruit the first year.
A orange tree does not begin to produce fruit until it is between four and six years of age. They can live up to 100 years.
it varies greatly. a nectarine tree can be good for 20 years, an apple for 35 while a pear can last over a hundred.The type and age of the tree are most important factors to bear a fruit.Many fruit trees such as pear, apple and orange produce no fruit for the first few years and then only have small fruits for several years after. The fruit borne on a mature fruit tree also depends on factors such as individual species, soil conditions and weather.
Only pinecones
I believe that it takes about two or three years, but not sure.