CHERRIES
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Cherry trees grow really well in our area. The trees can also be grown as an ornamental, with lovely reddish bark and white flowers in June. The varieties that grow here are smaller sized, full of sweet and sour flavor, and are perfect for pies and cooking. Cherry trees are typically smaller growing than most other fruit trees. A cherry will grow to a maximum height of about 10-15 feet.
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EVANS BALI
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Deep, dark red fruit 1" in diameter is excellent for baking and fresh eating. The fruit is much sweeter than other tart cherries. Highly productive and hardy. Self-fertile, does not require pollinator.
ZONE 3 RIPENS AUGUST SELF-FERTILE |
JULIET
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A dwarf specimen tree that takes up very little space, growing to only a height of 5-8 feet! Deep red cherries are sugary sweet with a delicious flavor that is perfect for fresh eating, jams, baking, and freezing. Dainty white flowers compliment the tree in spring.
ZONE 3 RIPENS JULY/ AUGUST SELF-FERTILE |
MONTMORENCY
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Large, tart red fruit for pie or preserves. Fruit is firm and juicy. Vigorous and highly productive. Ripens Early August. Self-fertile, does not require a pollinator.
ZONE 4 RIPENS EARLY AUGUST SELF-FERTILE |
ROMEO
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A dwarf specimen tree that takes up very little space, growing to only a height of 5 to 8 feet! Deep red cherries are super sweet with a delicious flavor that is perfect for fresh eating, jams, baking, and freezing. Dainty white flowers complement the tree in spring.
ZONE 3 RIPENS JULY/ AUGUST SELF-FERTILE |
SWEET CHERRY PIE
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Sweet Cherry Pie features large cherries that are sweeter than most other sour cherry varieties. Fantastic for jams, jellies, and pies. This variety is also self fertile and will grow to a mature height of 15 feet.
ZONE 4 RIPENS JULY/ AUGUST SELF FERTILE |