Space these circular hills three feet apart. This system allows you to water roots without wetting foliage. When plants are well established, thin each hill to the best two and begin to train them away from the furrow. Fill furrow with water from time to time, but do not keep soil soaked. Fertilize every six weeks.
Apples are the most widely adapted deciduous fruit grown in every western climate.
All apples require pollination. Most will set adequate fruit on their own pollen but will set more fruit if pollinated by another variety. Certain varieties do not produce pollen. If a pollinating variety grows in your neighborhood, you need not plant one yourself. The apple needs sun and for best production, some water.