Sweet Bing type cherries are not hardy enough for our climate. We have selected a few cultivars that give half-sweet cherries, good to eat fresh and fantastic for cooking. The cherry trees we offer are self-fertile, you do not need more than one to get fruit. If you plant many, space them 10-15 feet apart.
 

GRAFTED CHERRY TREES
	NORTH STAR   SOLD OUT! sorry This cherry tree was introduced by the University of Minnesota in 1950. This fruit has a deep red skin and a very dark flesh,  giving an amazing colour to pies. Its fruit is mature by 15 of July. (Zone 2)
WILD CHERRY SEEDLINGS
	CHOKE CHERRY (Prunus Virginiana) Availabilities: 1 to 3 feet tall (20$) ; 4' - 6'  (35$) ; 7' - 10' (80$) Choke cherry trees are small bushy trees usually between 3 to 6 meters high, but some specimens can be as high as 15 meters. May flowering, the small clusters of fruit are loved by birds and kids. Their astringency is somewhat reduced by table salt. They make great jams. Native to North America, you can find it from Yukon to New Mexico. The bark and roots have medicinal properties. Tolerates some shadow but prefers a sunny spot. Does not like saline and badly drained soils. These are green leafed trees, but we also have a red leafed variety available (see below). The choice is yours! Self fertile.
	Red leafed CHOKE CHERRY  (Prunus Virginiana) Availabilities:1 to 3 feet tall (20$) ; 4' - 6'  (35$) ; 7' - 10' (80$) This red leafed choke cherry tree has the same description as above, except for its leaf colour, obviously! It is a seedling from the landscaping Schubert cultivar..
	PENNSYLVNIA CHERRY  (Prunus Pennsylvanica) Availabilities: 1' - 3' (20$), 3' - 6' (30$) The Pennsylvania cherry tree is small, usually under 6-meters high, that is native and very hardy. Its astringent small cherries are good for jam, juice and syrup. This tree loves well-drained sandy soil and sun. It tends to sucker a lot which creates a bush. The spring flower show is beautiful. Short-lived, about 40 years, its wood is red.