Fruit Tree Pollination and Self-Fertile Varieties Guide
Cross pollination requires a similar bloom time. Trees should be 50 feet apart, but no more than 100 feet apart. Self-fertile varieties will produce more if planted with another variety.
Apple
Gala: Self-fertile, but does better with a pollinator
Fuji: Gala, Cortland, Honeycrisp
Honeycrisp: Gala, Fuji, Jonathan, or any Golden Delicious.
Candycrisp: Cortland, Gala, Fuji, Honeycrisp
State Fair: Jonathan, McIntosh, Sweet Sixteen
Sweet Sixteen: Fuji, Gala, Honeycrisp, Jonathan McIntosh
Honeygold: Fuji, Jonathan, McIntosh, Sweet Sixteen
North Pole: Columnar Red Scentinal
Cherry
Bing: Montmorency, Sweetheart, Rainer, Stella , Van, Lapin
Lapins: Self fertile
Stella: Self-fertile
Van: Montmorency, Bing, Stella
Sweetheart: Self-fertile
Montmorency: Self-fertile
Rainer: Black Tartarian, Sam, Stella, Bing, Van
Black Tartarian: Rainier, Bing, Stella, Sweetheart
Pear
Bartlett: Partially Self fertile
20th Century Asian Pear: Chojuro, Drippin’ Honey, Olympic Giant, Shinko
D’Anjou: Bartlett
Peach
All varieties: Self-fertile
Apricot
All varieties: Self-fertile
Plum
Toka: Superior, Santa Rosa
Superior: Toka, Santa Rosa
Stanley: Self fertile
Italian: Self fertile
Blueberries
Berkeley: Self-fertile
North Blue: Self-fertile
Blue Ray: Self-fertile
North Country: Self-fertile
Raspberries
All varieties: Self-fertile
Strawberries
All varieties: Self-fertile
Blackberries
All varieties: Self-fertile
Grapes
All varieties: Self-fertile