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Vase-shaped tree has medium-sized, richly flavoured clingstone fruit. Red skin and apricot coloured flesh that ripens in early fall. Higher yields when pollinated with an American group plum. Prefers a moist, well-drained soil.
South Dakota introduction. Heavy crops of large, super juicy red clingstone fruit with yellow flesh. Good for eating and canning. Ripens from late summer to early fall. American plum group. Toka Plum works well as a pollinator. Prefers a moist, well-drained soil.
Most commonly commercially produced cherry. Large, sweet and juicy, dark purple-red cherry. Excellent for fresh eating, canning or preserves. Ripens mid-June to July. Requires pollination with another early cherry such as Montmorency or Stella. Prefers a moist, well-drained soil.
A dwarf cherry in stature. Abundant, sweet, juicy, large, dark red cherry perfect for eating right off the tree. Fruit resists cracking and splitting. Ripens in mid-summer. Self pollinating cherry tree, but also used to pollinate Bing cherries. Requires a well-drained soil.
A cherry/plum cross. Red-purple, bitter skin and purple-black, sweet, semi-clingstone flesh. Ripens in late summer. Cross-pollinate with Compass or American plum group for best fruit set. Great choice for smaller landscapes. Prefers a moist, well-drained soil.
Prairie hardy with white blooms in spring and glossy green foliage. Big, sweet, bright red translucent fruit ripens in late summer. Good for eating, jams and jellies. Self-pollinating. Prefers well-drained soil. Tree perfect for small yards.
Heavy producer of large, light red cherries with firm yellow flesh, ripens in mid-summer. Slightly tart. Excellent for preserves, pies and juice. Abundant clusters of bright, white flowers in spring. Very hardy. Self fertile. Prefers a moist, well-drained soil.
Very hardy. Freestone, yellow fruit with a red blush, ripens in mid-summer. Good for canning/jams. Self-pollinating but cross-pollinate with another apricot or Nanking Cherry for better production. Manchurian/Siberian apricot group. Prefers a moist, well-drained soil.
