If you have a small yard or even just a patio space, you may be surprised to learn there are a number of fruit-bearing trees ...

Before growing cherry trees for fruit ... yet they resist cracking. A semi-dwarf variety, Starkrimson Sweet grows over 12 feet high and similarly wide in zones 5 through 8 and produces plentifully.

The roots and trunk (called “rootstock” by nurserymen) are actually a fast-growing sweet wild cherry ... People often ask us for “dwarf” weeping cherry trees. There is actually no such ...

There are two groups of fruiting cherry trees—sweet cherries and sour cherries. Sweet cherries are commonly enjoyed fresh, while sour cherries star in pies, crisps, and turnovers. Edible cherry ...

“Living 15 to 20 years with good care, dwarf plum trees are perfect for small backyards, side yards, or patios,” says Canney. “The dwarf Santa Rosa is self-fertile, sweet but tart, and juic ...

Experimenting with 3 types Dubbed dwarf cherries ... as he hopes to plant more cherry trees in the future. This week, Blatt's team has been measuring the berries' size, the amount of juice they ...

He installed a set of three 600-foot long tunnels at his farm that cover an acre of 500-plus dwarf sweet cherry trees imported from the West Coast. Because the tunnels create a greenhouse effect ...

Clements, an extension tree fruit specialist at the University of Massachusetts, has been researching cherry trees ... He's been working with dwarf root stock, which provides trees that grow ...

The birds like cherries on dwarfs just as much as the ones on the big trees. Self-fertile, dwarf sweet cherries will soon be available bare root at local nurseries, or order on line at ...