Bing Sweet Cherry Tree

The Bing Sweet Cherry produces heart-shaped cherries popular with kids of all ages. Firm, meaty fruit has distinctively rich flavor and deep crimson color. Bears record crops, ripens in June and July. Needs a pollinator--we suggest Black Tartarian. Cherries are an excellent choice for home gardens. The incredibly juicy, bite-size treats begin to ripen to June- earlier than other tree fruits- and the fruit can be used in so many ways! Many varieties are self-pollinating, too, so you can pick a bountiful crop even if you have room for only one tree. Zones: 5-8.

Black Tartarian Sweet Cherry Tree

Enjoy generous crops of dark red fruit each year from your Black Tartarian Sweet Cherry Tree. Plump, heart-shaped cherries ripen in June--often the first fruits of the summer. Pop 'em into your mouth for a burst of rich cherry flavor. Use Stella or Bing to pollinate. Cherries are an excellent choice for home gardens. The incredibly juicy, bite-size treats begin to ripen to June- earlier than other tree fruits- and the fruit can be used in so many ways! Many varieties are self-pollinating, too, so you can pick a bountiful crop even if you have room for only one tree. Zones: 5-8.

Carmine Jewel Dwarf Cherry

Enjoy generous crops of dark red fruit each year from your Black Tartarian Sweet Cherry Tree. Plump, heart-shaped cherries ripen in June--often the first fruits of the summer. Pop 'em into your mouth for a burst of rich cherry flavor. Use Stella or Bing to pollinate. Cherries are an excellent choice for home gardens. The incredibly juicy, bite-size treats begin to ripen to June- earlier than other tree fruits- and the fruit can be used in so many ways! Many varieties are self-pollinating, too, so you can pick a bountiful crop even if you have room for only one tree. Zones: 5-8.

Hansen's Bush Pie Cherry Tree

Hansen's Bush Pie Cherry Tree is as handsome and hardy as fruiting shrubs come! The branches are covered with pure white flowers in May, absolutely loaded with purplish-black fruit in July. Grows 4-5 feet tall and bears at an early age. For best yield, plant 2 or more. Cherries are an excellent choice for home gardens. The incredibly juicy, bite-size treats begin to ripen to June- earlier than other tree fruits- and the fruit can be used in so many ways! Many varieties are self-pollinating, too, so you can pick a bountiful crop even if you have room for only one tree. Zones: 3-8.

Montmorency Pie Cherry Tree

Montmorency Cherry Pie Tree is the standard by which pie cherries are judged. Ripens in July--bright red fruit with amber flesh and clear juice. Dependable yields will fill plenty of pie shells! Self-pollinating. Cherries are an excellent choice for home gardens. The incredibly juicy, bite-size treats begin to ripen to June- earlier than other tree fruits- and the fruit can be used in so many ways! Many varieties are self-pollinating, too, so you can pick a bountiful crop even if you have room for only one tree. Zones: 4-8.

Nanking Bush Pie Cherry Tree

Nanking Bush Pie Cherry trees are early and extra productive! Produces sweetly scented spring flowers and tremendous crops of tasty fruit. Bears up to 8 quarts of bright red cherries, ripens in July. Grows 6-8 feet high, looks good in a hurry. For best yield, plant 2 or more. Cherries are an excellent choice for home gardens. The incredibly juicy, bite-size treats begin to ripen to June- earlier than other tree fruits- and the fruit can be used in so many ways! Many varieties are self-pollinating, too, so you can pick a bountiful crop even if you have room for only one tree. Zones: 2-8.

North Star Pie Cherry Tree

North Star Pie Cherry Tree is a natural dwarf it grows just 10 feet tall. Compact size allows for easy maintenance and harvest. Produces a mouth-watering crop of plump, juicy fruit that ripens in mid- to late July. Dependably hardy, with huge harvests for pies and preserves. Excellent resistance to brown rot and leaf spot. Produces annually. Self pollinating. Cherries are an excellent choice for home gardens. The incredibly juicy, bite-size treats begin to ripen to June- earlier than other tree fruits- and the fruit can be used in so many ways! Many varieties are self-pollinating, too, so you can pick a bountiful crop even if you have room for only one tree. Zones: 4-8.

Rainier Sweet Cherry Tree

Rose-blushed golden cherries don't tempt birds like the red ones do--you'll love the tasty results! The Rainier Sweet Cherry has large yields which ripen in mid- to late June. Hardy in bud and wood. Use Royal Ann to pollinate. Cherries are an excellent choice for home gardens. The incredibly juicy, bite-size treats begin to ripen to June- earlier than other tree fruits- and the fruit can be used in so many ways! Many varieties are self-pollinating, too, so you can pick a bountiful crop even if you have room for only one tree.

Sweet Lapins Cherry Tree

Sweet treats ripen late July to early August. Fruit is firm and resists cracking. The Lapins Sweet Cherry Tree is a relatively small tree, Lapins is self-pollinating and an excellent pollinator for other sweet cherry varieties. Cherries are an excellent choice for home gardens. The incredibly juicy, bite-size treats begin to ripen in June- earlier than other tree fruits- and the fruit can be used in so many ways! Many varieties are self-pollinating, too, so you can pick a bountiful crop even if you have room for only one tree. Zones: 5-8.

Sweet Stella Cherry Tree

Sweet Stella Cherry Tree sets enormous crops for a sweet cherry--without a pollinator! Fits any size yard. Bursts into fragrant bloom in early April, so you'll enjoy it even before it starts to set fruit. Produces a tasty bounty of big, heart-shaped, reddish-black cherries. Cherries are an excellent choice for home gardens. The incredibly juicy, bite-size treats begin to ripen to June- earlier than other tree fruits- and the fruit can be used in so many ways! Many varieties are self-pollinating, too, so you can pick a bountiful crop even if you have room for only one tree. Zones: 5-8.