Cherry
Prunus spp.
One of our most useful and popular fruits,treat your customers to these superior cherry varieties. Very productive, with sweet and flavorful fruit, they are favorite plants for the home orchard.
Heirloom Cherries
This unique collection of cherries offers great flavors, and honors the pioneers who introduced them to our gardening world.
Black Republican
Prunus avium
A parent of Bing Cherry, this large, sweet, dark red fruit is prized for its intense Black Cherry flavor. Happy in the Northwest and other regions, Black Republican bears abundant crops and is still grown commercially. This special variety was introduced in 1860 by Seth Lewelling, one of two brothers who were largely responsible for founding Oregon’s nursery industry. A Quaker and an Abolitionist, Seth Lewelling named this fruit in honor of those called Black Republicans, members of the Republican Party who opposed slavery. Plant with another Sweet Cherry for cross pollination.
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Governor Wood
Prunus avium
This classic variety features abundant crops of beautiful, sweet and juicy, golden yellow fruit with a red blush. Disease-resistant and reportedly self-fertile, Governor Wood makes a great addition to any yard or edible landscape.
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