In which month do apples bloom?

The flowering period of apple trees is generally in spring, and the specific time varies with regions, climates and varieties.

Generally speaking, apple trees begin to bloom between March and May. The flowering time of different varieties of apple trees may be different. Some varieties may bloom in early spring, while others may bloom later, even in late spring or early summer. In addition, warm and humid climate conditions are conducive to the formation and opening of flower buds. When flowering, small white or pink flowers will appear on the apple tree, usually gathering on branches or branches. At the same time, the flowering period is also the pollination period. At this time, bees and other pollinators play a key role. They collect pollen and spread it to other flowers to promote pollen pollination and fruit formation.