Cherry fruit tree

Cherries on a branch.

A cherry tree in your backyard can be a delightful addition, offering not just beauty but also tasty fruit. To ensure your cherry tree thrives, proper care is essential. Here are some friendly tips to help you maintain a healthy and fruitful cherry tree in your backyard. When it comes to cherry tree care, selecting the right variety is crucial. Sweet cherries are perfect for fresh eating, while sour cherries are ideal for baking. Ornamental cherries, on the other hand, are grown for their…

The Regina cherry tree has become a popular variety in the United States thanks to its resistance to cracking and ability to bloom through spring frosts.

Sweet cherry trees grow about 1 foot each year in good conditions. Young trees purchased at the garden center typically take 3-4 years to start producing fruit. These trees were typically grafted onto 1-2 year-old rootstocks in the nursery, meaning the trees are more like 5 years old when they start fruiting. Cherry trees take about 7-8 years after planting to reach maturity (for a total age of 8-10 years old).

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Prunus cerasus. For pies and tarts. More nutritional than sweet cherries, trees are easier to grow. Birds crazy for them. Greeks cultivated sour cherries around 300 B.C. Etudes de fleurs et de fruits, t. 13 (1820) [Mme Vincent] From the Swallowtail Garden Seeds collection of botanical photographs and illustrations. We hope you will enjoy these images as much as we do.

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