Romance Cherries

Hardy plants produce numerous dark red, sweet-tart sour cherries on 3-5’ high bushes (depending on variety). Great for eating out of hand or cooking. Begin to bear fruit at three to four years that ripen in late August and early September. Cherries require warm, well drained, fertile soil and a foot or more snow cover is helpful for winter cold protection. We stock Romeo, Juliette and Cupid, subject to availability. Not available at this time
Lutowka (Rose) cherry  in limited quantities, inquire May, 2025 
1 gallon $.00
2 gallon $.00
Shipping to Whitehorse entails a fee of $10/item. All trees are containerized.