Assertion: apple tree | /r/CapableOf | bear fruit
Facets:
value: the first summer
type: TEMPORAL
value: usually
type: DEGREE
value: in its fourth or fifth year
type: TEMPORAL
value: according to new mexico state university
type: OTHER
value: more quickly than those
type: MANNER
value: on branch spurs
type: LOCATION
Source sentences:
text: Fruiting Unlike most apple trees, which bear fruit on branch spurs, Cortland apples produce fruit on the end of more slender branches which are about 6 inches long.
text: For most apple trees to have fruit, however, you must have two apple trees, or an apple and a crabapple tree, that bloom during the same time period.
text: According to New Mexico State University, an apple tree should bear fruit within three to five years of planting.
text: One benefit of grafted trees is they will bear fruit much more quickly than those grown from seed.
text: This means that you need two apple trees in order to get them to cross-pollinate and bear fruit.
text: Most apple trees will bear fruit even when planted alone, but they will all be a lot more productive when planted alongside another variety to pollinate them.
text: In most cases, the lack of a compatible pollinator variety is why apple trees produce poorly, or don’t bear fruit at all.
text: An apple tree will usually bear fruit in its fourth or fifth year.
text: Again, although your apple tree may bear fruit the first summer, you should not let it mature until the tree's third growing season.
text: Apple trees take about 2 to 5 years after planting (on average) before they bloom or bear fruit.