• Most popular sour cherry
• Large Bright Red Sour Fruit
• Self Fertile
• Grows to 20 feet
• Fragrant snow white flower
• The standard for making pies
• Chill hrs 500
• Zone 4

• · Good pollinator for other cherries

  · Fruit Mid to late July

  · Semi-Dwarf 10-12 Feet at maturity

  · Produces large dark red fruit that is firm and sweet

  · Bears at young age will produce in year 3-4 or sooner

  · Chill hrs 600-700

  · Zone 4

• · Good pollinator for other cherries

  · Fruit EARLY RIPENING

  · Semi-Dwarf 15-18 Feet at maturity

  · Produces flavorful, juicy, bright red fruit mainly for cooking and canning and sometimes eat fresh

  · Bears at young age will produce in year 3-4 or sooner

  · Chill hrs 700

  · Zone 3

Rainier Cherry Tree

• World's Best Sweet Variety Rainier Cherry

  • Mid-Season
  • 700 Chill Hours
  • Needs pollinator: Compact Stella Cherry or Lapin Cherry
  • Precocious Variety Starts Bearing Fruit as a Young Tree
  • Considered to be the Finest of the Sweet Cherries
  • Superior Quality, Exceptionally Sweet Fruit
  • Stunning Pink and White Spring Flowers
  • Golden Yellow Fall Color
  • Cold Hardy
  • Zone: 5

  The super-sweet taste is just as incredible as its namesake, Mount Rainier. It was originally produced by crossing the popular Bing Cherry with the age-old favorite, Van Cherry.

  You won't want to miss growing the early-bearing, precocious Rainier Cherry (Prunus avium 'Rainier') in your backyard orchard. This is an outstanding sweet cherry tree that produces large, delicious yellow fruit with a beautiful dark red blush. Rainier is one of the world's sweetest yellow cherries and is in high demand by home gardeners. No wonder, as this low-maintenance tree is easy to grow. It's often called a "white cherry" for its creamy, white flesh, or a "blond cherry" for its yellow skin that's blushed red. Rainier is prized for its exceptionally sweet fruit.

LAPIN Cherry Tree

Characteristics self pollinating