Once developed, standard-estimate sour or sweet cherry tree will generate 30 to 50 quarts of fruits every year; a dwarf tree, around 10 to 15 quarts. 8/12. 8. Ways to plant Cherry Trees.

Sweet and sour cherries are both grown in the U.S. Which one you decide to grow should go with your preference and your location. Watch your tree flourish using the tips in this guide.

Labor shortages and challenging market conditions are marring the harvest season of Oregon's fourth most valuable fruit.

Whether you are searching for an ornamental cherry or a fruiting cherry, this guide will help you find the right tree for your yard.

An historic cherry tree probably dates back to the Luelling clan, who started the state's first nursery with 700 grafted fruit trees brought over the Oregon Trail in 1847.

Fruiting cherry trees (as opposed to the ornamental varieties) are loosely divided into two types. The first, known as sweet cherry (Prunus avium), produces fruit sweet enough to eat straight from ...

Cherry of the Rio Grande (Eugenia aggregata) is an easy-to-grow 15-foot shrub/tree with white blooms, glossy foliage, peeling bark and sweet fruit. Barbados cherry B-17 (Malpighia punicifolia) is ...

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This species is sometimes called the American sweet black cherry, but “sweet” is a stretch. Fruits of some trees have respectable flavor, but it’s accompanied by bitterness.

The real joy of growing these types of cherry trees arrives at harvest, which is usually 6 to 8 weeks after flowering. There are two groups of fruiting cherry trees—sweet cherries and sour cherries.