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Can you get carmine jewell or juliet? Here is a great write up https://www.goodfruit.com/tarts-with-a-touch-of-romance/ .Here is some information on D’Artagnan, cupid and Valentine. https://inspection.canada.ca/english/plaveg/pbrpov/cropreport/che/app00004083e.shtml
dartagnan-cherry.pdf (338.6 KB)
valentine-cherry.pdf (653.5 KB)

https://research-groups.usask.ca/fruit/Fruit%20crops/sour-cherries.php

Jan, Joel, Joy Dr. Meader cherries

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Carmine Jewell Cherry Yields increasing with age

I’ve noticed substantially higher cherry numbers this year as Carmine Jewell ages. Anyone else seeing this trend? I would say the yields have doubled every year since they started bearing. I normally don’t see those types of fruit increases from one year to the next. Here’s a few pictures so you know what I mean. [image][image][image][image]

My "Romance series" cherries

Planted 4 varieties of this series in the Spring of 2011 as 2-foot tall potted plants. 2014 was the first year they all fruited. Last spring Juliet was the first variety to bloom (May 27), and the same is true this year, although this year it’s 12 days earlier than in 2014 thanks to a milder winter and a warmer spring. Juliet in bloom, May 15, 2015, bush now about 5 or 5.5 feet high. Oh, “frost warning in effect” tonight – I hope it’s a light frost as I’d hate to lose all these blossoms. [i…