That's a good question. I think it depends on the age of the tree. The ones I planted actually have blossoms which I guess would eventually turn into fruit, but I doubt I will have any until at least next summer or the one after. That is just a guess. Someone else can probably answer better.
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I was told that it depends on how well you care for the three. For example, if it is a citrus tree you need to make sure that you water it a lot. It also depends on what kind of tree food you're giving and how old is. I have also been told by others, that you do not want to eat the first harvest of the tree. I guess, it just depends on who you talk to.
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