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Common Name: Semi-Dwarf
'Cherry Tree'
This tree doubles as a
beautiful ornamental and a bountiful multi-fruit producing tree. In
Spring your orchard will come alive with a fairyland of color and clouds
of cherry blossoms followed by baskets of rich, juicy, sugar-sweet
cherries. You could be picking and eating from these varieties: Bing,
Northstar, Stella, Rainer or Van. No need
to worry about a second tree for cross-pollination, you got it all right
in one tree! |
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Common Name: Dwarf
'Cherry Tree'
This dwarf cherry is so hardy
it will succeed farther north than any other cherry. It is a cross between
a very hardy Siberian cherry and the well-known English Morello. The fruit
is large to very large, clear bright red, with tender skin and a rich full
flavor. Makes delicious pies. The original tree growing near Minneapolis
has never failed to bear from the time it was planted some years ago. It
is self-fruitful and very hardy. No injury was observed and it produced a
full crop after 25° below zero. Ripens from mid to late July. Though the
original tree is little more than 6 feet tall, it has always produced a
heavy crop of top quality fruit. You will like these hardy, well-formed
and shapely trees. |
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Driving directions: Centrally located on Rt. 17 in Union, Maine between Rt. 131N and North Union Rd. in western Knox county. |
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