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Hoops Red Leaved Cherry Plum (Prunus cerasifera)

An exceptionally superior, wild seed grown cherry plum selection from the late Sam and Marjorie Hoops, who were truly inspired gardeners and fruit growers. During our early years here before our own trees fully started bearing these wonderful folks would bring us truck loads of great fruit from their orchards. Among several great unique fruits they shared with us were their cherry plums. Sam would enthusiastically bring a strawberry flat of plums, with each row of baskets its own distinct color, red, pink, yellow blushed pink and yellow. Though they were all good, we found the darkest red ones the sweetest and best and have propagated them for you to try. Cherry plums, P cerasifera have naturalized a lot in this country, but we have never eaten any that come close to these. Another fine attribute to the red colored strain is they have red-purple leaves, making them an attractive ornamental accent tree. Very quick and easy to grow, they are abundant producers of sweet and juicy medium-small round plums. Hardy zones 5-9.

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Scionwood of Cherry - Van

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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Cherry Red Oca

Native to the central Andes region of South America Oca is grown as an important root crop second only to potatoes. Also very popular in New Zealand where it is simply called yam. An herbaceous perennial plant it produces clusters of light red, delicious and nutritious edible tubers that store well and can be eaten raw, roasted and in soups and stir-fries. Succulent clover-like foliage is also edible and good as a green vegetable. Cherry Red is notable for high yield and large average tuber size. Cherry Red is kind of potato like with firm and dry flesh and only very slight tartness. USDA Organic Pot Size: 4inch Plant Size: Nov- April (dormant tuber), Mid April-Oct (2inch-6inch plant in pot) USDA Hardiness: 6-10

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Chokecherry (NA Native)

Chokecherry (Prunus virginiana) is a hardy shrub / small tree native to North America that produces fragrant white spring flowers and also produces clusters of dark, tart cherries in late summer. The fruit is usually too astringent to eat raw but the fruit shines in syrups, jellies, and wines. A favorite of birds and pollinators, chokecherry can also be used in hedgerows, food forests, and habitat plantings. It spreads by suckers, which can be managed or encouraged to form wildlife-friendly thickets.

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2 Plant Chokecherry Bundle

This bundle consists of Chokecherry (Prunus virginiana) and the Schubert Chokecherry (sometimes called purple leaf chokecherry). Plant both for a beautiful color contrast in your garden.

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Joy Bush Cherry (Prunus japonica x Prunus Jacquemontii)

Joy Bush Cherry is a dwarf variety that functions as both a fruiting shrub and an ornamental standout, featuring a bloom and rounded form that resembles a flowering almond. This variety produces heavy crops of dark purple, sweet-tart cherries that are similar in size and flavor to the classic Montmorency Cherry. Its small stature makes it an ideal choice for container gardening or tight landscape spaces, providing delicious fruit perfect for fresh eating or making preserves and jellies.

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Cherry Bomb Hardy Kiwi

Cherry Bomb Hardy Kiwi (Actinidia arguta) is a sweet, red fruited strain with attractive large luxuriant foliage. Might be a cross with kolomitka arctic kiwi.

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Sand Cherry

Sand Cherry (Prunus besseyi) Small winter hardy shrub native to the great plains, has cherry shaped purplish black fruits which can be either eaten fresh, cooked or dried. Fruits used medicinally as well for coughs and colds. Bush has spreading habit, grows 4-6 feet, prefers sun and is hardy to zone 3. Our Sand Cherries are seedlings growing in 4x4x6" pots.

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Scionwood of Cherry - Stella

Scionwood will be enough wood to make at least two grafts. 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. Hardiness zones 5-9. Hardy to - 20 degrees Fahrenheit or below.

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Cutting Wood of Currant - Cherry White

1 piece of cutting wood will have enough material to make at least 2 compact cuttings, or one large one depending on your methods. Cherry White Currant

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