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Fruit on the Trees

I noticed the other day that some of my trees have a lot of fruit, while others don't.  I wonder if this is because each tree's fruit develops at a slightly different time.  For instance, one apple tree is loaded with fruit - but not the other.  The nectarine tree is loaded with fruit, but not the plum, and one pear tree has lots of pears, but the other has almost none. Posted by Donna at 9:36 PM