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Sweet Cherry : EBONYPEARL® ( NY 32 ) Semi-Dwarf (Gisela 12)
$63.95
Another rising star from the Pearl series out of Cornell. EbonyPearl® features massive, meaty, dark red cherries with superb flavour and quality. Very firm fruit has exceptional resistance to rain cracking, which makes this 'pearl' highly desirable for both commercial and homeowner settings.
NEEDS A POLLENIZER | ZONE 4/5 | HARVEST: MID JULY
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Sweet Cherries Product Overview
Cherries (Prunus spp)
Cherries have been a popular tree fruit since the days of the Roman Empire. They were brought to North America by both British settlers and Spanish missionaries. These bright, shiny jewels are one of the first fresh fruits of summer whose ripening is eagerly anticipated by both humans and birds!
Sweet Cherries (Prunus avium)
True to their name, these are the favourites for fresh eating. Unfortunately, they are also the most challenging to grow. Although they are more winter hardy than peaches, arctic winds can beat them up badly. They prefer a reasonably sheltered, well-drained site. Since humid, rainy weather at harvest time can cause cracking in sweet cherries, we have selected varieties that are both crack resistant and cold hardy.
1.25-2m (4-6') bareroot tree
1 review for Sweet Cherry : EBONYPEARL® ( NY 32 ) Semi-Dwarf (Gisela 12)
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nathalie (verified owner) –
We've had this tree planted for almost three years now and it's starting to really do well. We've mostly been feeding the birds so I can't speak to the taste of the fruit, but after planting a few more cherry trees, I'm hopeful we'll get a harvest one of these days!