
pam oakgrove
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i have two plum trees one is seneca and the other is imp. epineuse. the imp. epineuse is in flower right now and the seneca is not flowering yet. i have not had any fruit from my trees and i am wondering if these two will not pollinate each other.
i live in gladstone area

orangepippin
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I am slightly surprised at this, as I thought they were both roughly mid/late season flowering varieties. As John S says, if they are not flowering at the same time then cross-pollination is not going to happen. Does the Seneca actually have any blossom forming - it might be that it is simply too young and not as precocious as the Epineuse, in which case give it another year?
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