I am in SC and am shopping for a couple of cherry trees. I wanted to know what kind of recommendation I could get on a mail order farm for these? I have catalogs from Jung Seeds and Shumway.
I havent bought a tree before so I am asking.
chaz-
I am in SC and am shopping for a couple of cherry trees. I wanted to know what kind of recommendation I could get on a mail order farm for these? I have catalogs from Jung Seeds and Shumway.
I havent bought a tree before so I am asking.
chaz-
Cherries do not do well further south than Virginia.
They grow wild like weeds here in east Tennessee. I have harvested a few cherry trees on my property for furniture making and woodenware.
I climbed a cherry tree near Yorktown and ate some about 50 some odd years ago and I believe you are talking about fruiting cherry trees and I believe you.
I don't know the answer to the original poster's question, and he didn't say fruit/flower, but look what we have in the heart of Georgia:
Hal
I just want to grow some cherries! LOL
chaz-
Okay, then no, there aren't any southern cherries which will produce fruit for you. Nothing further south than D.C. that I know of. I have a cherry laurel, if that counts! Get yourself some peaches, pears and rasberries...even blackberries, but not cherries.
V
Check with your county agent or Clemson U. I expect a sour cherry (pie cherry) like Early Richmond or Montmorency would grow in upstate SC. They do very well in piedmont Virginia.
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