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Compact Stella Cherry
Cherries Compact Stella Cherry (Prunus avium) is a naturally dwarf compact sweet cherry grows only 10 to 15 feet tall. Bears heavy crops of beautiful large, black, heart shaped fruit that is sweet and tasty. Self fertile tree bears at an early age.
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Royal Lee Cherry
Cherries Medium sized red cherry: very firm with excellent flavor. Ripens 11-14 days ahead of Bing (early-mid season). Tree is very productive with a low chill requirement, pollinized by Minnie Royal. 200-300 chill hours.
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Jan Bush Cherry (Prunus japonica x jacquemontii)
Bush Cherries Earliest to ripen of the recent hybrids developed by the late Dr. Meader of New Hampshire. These Montmorency type pie cherries ripen late in the summer on a small bush that is 4 feet high and wide. Very ornamental they make a great specimen or hedge, have beautiful bloom and display a rich medley of fall color. Vigorous bushes can produce up to 10 lbs per plant. Best with two different varieties for cross pollination. Zones 4-9.
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Rainier Sweet Cherry
Cherries Rainier Sweet Cherry (Prunus avium) is a very large golden-yellow red-blushed fruit is sweet, delicious and of excellent quality. Similar to Royal Anne but larger and ripening about a week before it. Vigorous trees are very productive and bear at a young age. Birds tend to be less attracted to the light colored cherries.
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Minnie Royal Cherry
Cherries , Fruit Trees Medium sized red cherry: Low chill, very firm with excellent flavor. Ripens 11-14 days ahead of Bing (early mid-season). Fruit ripens in early summer (May.) Tree is very productive. Pollinated by Royal Lee Cherry. Blooms tiny white blossoms and can also grow as much as 20ft tall. If you'd like a to keep the tree small, you can do frequent pruning to keep it to half its natural size.
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Early Burlat Cherry
Cherries Early Burlat Cherry (Prunus avium) in 1936, Morocco came to this type of plant. The fruit is medium–large in size, spherical in shape, and has a crimson skin and flesh. It's prone to cracking and needs to be handled with care from the moment it's picked. It blooms in the middle of the season and is a high-quality, early-season cultivar. Hardiness zones 5-9.
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Black Republican Cherry
Cherries Black Republican Cherry (Prunus avium) is intensively flavored, sweet and meaty, tender thin skinned and crisp medium-large purplish black cherries are abundantly produced and ripen late season. Large, spreading, heavy bearing heirloom trees date to the mid 1800's breeding program of Seth Lewelling in Milwaukee, OR. A parent of Bing cherry Black Republican was named in honor of the members of the Republican party that opposed slavery. Hardiness zones 5-9.
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Royal Ann Cherry
Cherries , Fruit Trees Royal Ann Cherry aka Royal Anne, Napoleon, Napoleon Bigarreau and Queen Anne (Prunus avium) is very productive spreading tree with sprightly flavored yellow blushed pink fruit. Midseason. Pollenized by Van and Black Tartarian. Needs 700 chill hours and hardy in USDA Zones 5-9.
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Korean Bush Cherry (Prunus japonica)
Bush Cherries Produces abundant small, sweet, good flavored red cherries that are eaten fresh and made into pies and preserves. Beautiful, tough, easy to grow bush grows about 8 feet around and is covered in fragrant white flowers in the spring. Very resistant to brown rot, making it a better choice than the Jan, Joy and Joel series for areas with wet soggy spring weather. Known as Angdoon in Korea. Hardy to minus 30 degress, USDA zone 4.
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Mona Cherry
Cherries Mona Cherry (Prunus sp.) is a larger and firmer fruit distinguish the Mona Cherry from the similar, and popular, Black Tartarian. Glossy red to dark red skin and a red to dark red flesh, these cherries have a sweet and superior flavor. Requires pollinator such as Kansas Sweet, Early Ruby, Stella, or Compact Stella. Requires approximately 600 hours annual chilling below 45 °F.
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