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Van Cherry
Cherries Van Cherry (Prunus avium) is a heavy, consistent producer of medium-large size, shiny dark reddish-black cherries with great flavor, similar to Bing, but a little smaller. A very hardy, vigorous variety that is one of best pollinators for all other cultivars, except Bing. Hardiness zones 4-9.
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Capulin Cherry
Cherries The Capulin Cherry also known as the Tropic Cherry, is a disease-resistant, semi-evergreen subtropical species that’s native to the highlands from Mexico to Guatemala. This variety is a high-yielding tree that produces glossy maroon to dark purple cherries that's roughly about 1/2 to 3/4 inch in diameter. The Capulin Cherry ripens late spring through mid-summer resulting in having a juicy fruit with a sweet and subtly tart, making it perfect for fresh eating, to make jams, and flavorful teas.
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Utah Giant Cherry
Cherries Utah Giant Cherry (Prunus sp.) is a very sweet Bing type, but even larger yet. Pollinizes well with Van or Stella. Widely considered one of the best! Ripens Midseason. Needs 800 chill hours. Pollinized by Bing, Rainier, or Van. Hardy in USDA Zones 5-9.
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Bing Cherry
Cherries , Fruit Trees Bing Cherry (Prunus avium) is a classic large, red sweet and rich flavored cherry. The rounded canopy of Bing cherry trees has long, dark green leaves with serrated edges that turn golden in the fall. Smooth and reddish with corky stripes, the bark is smooth and shiny. Bing cherries have a meaty, deep red-purplish berry with a little seed inside. Great for fresh eating, canning, and preserving. In the spring, fragrant white flowers bloom. Organic Bing Cherries contain Iron, Calcium, Potassium, Vitamin A, Vitamin C. Ripens Midseason. Pollinized by Black Tartarian, Van, Rainier and Lapins. Also, Stella in colder climates.
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Kristin Cherry
Cherries Kristin Cherry (Prunus avium) is very cold hardy and crack resistant. Large black fruits with excellent flavor, Grown commercially as far north as Montana. Ripens Midseason. Hardy in USDA zones 4-8.
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Italian Prune
European , Plums Late season, reliable and heavy producer begins bearing at an early age. Fruits are large with dark purple skin and amber flesh. Good for fresh eating and excellent for canning and drying. 800 chill hours. USDA Zones 4-9
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Stella Cherry
Cherries Stella Cherry (Prunus avium) ripens late. Self-fertile and good pollinizer. Medium sized fruit is sprightly sweet and have a dark red color to them. Stella cherry trees are lovely flowering plants that bloom in the spring with dazzling, delicate white blooms. The dark red, heart-shaped cherries emerge from these blossoms. The fruit is incredibly tasty and plump, and it's a pleasure to eat. Berries have a deep red color and are good for eating fresh, freezing, preserving, and baking. These berries don't crack easily. Consistently productive for us. Hardy to - 20 degrees Fahrenheit or below.
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Schubert Chokecherry (Prunus virginiana”Schubert”)
Bush Cherries , Native Trees and Shrubs Also known as Purpleleaf chokecherry, Schubert is a highly ornamental multi-stemmed shrub or small tree that is excellent for the shrub border, screen, as a specimen and is also great for wildlife plantings. Leaves start out green in the spring, but then change to a rich dark purple by summer. Long racemes of creamy white flowers turn into large clusters of astringent dark red cherries that are good when cooked into sauces, jams, jellies and preserves. Very popular with wildlife and an important fall food for many species. Attractive to butterflies and birds. Can grow 20 or more feet tall, but also can be pruned to a more bushy form. Hardy zones 2-8. Our Schubert Chokecherry are grown in 3x9" pots.
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Lambert Cherry
Cherries Lambert Cherry (Prunus avium) is one of the most productive and reliable Cherry varieties. Lambert features large, dark red, richly flavorful, heart-shaped fruit, which ripens in early to mid-July.
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Black Chokecherry (Prunus virginiana)
Bush Cherries Suckering deciduous shrub or small tree, often forming dense thickets. Native North America from Newfoundland to Georgia, Alaska to northern Mexico. Smooth gray-brown bark with white lenticels becoming scaly. Elliptical leaves with finely serrated margins, dark green above, paler beneath, turning yellow fall. Clusters white 5-petaled flowers with pleasant bitter almond scent, late spring after leaves emerge. Drooping racemes. Shiny dark red fruit ripening to dark purple-black August-September (north) or June-August (south), 6-14mm diameter. Self-fertile. Very astringent bitter raw, causes puckering. Excellent jams, jellies, pies, sauces, wine. Important traditional food Indigenous peoples, part of pemmican. Native throughout most Canada, most United States, northern Mexico. Official fruit North Dakota 2007. Archaeological remains found extensively throughout Dakotas. Important fruit for Indigenous Northern Rockies, Northern Plains, boreal forest tribes traditional diets. Cultivated varieties include 'Canada Red', 'Schubert' with purple foliage.
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