evans
Iām always trying to chase the sweetest.
How does evans compare to the other U of S varieties? Taste wise
UoS cherries probably have a more intense flavor but it is not like Evans doesnāt have a really good flavor. Also UoS are dark cherries, Evans has a beautiful almost neon color in preserves and pies, and they are big, which makes them very satisfying.
My Carmine Jewels definitely get some brown rot, but it doesnāt seem to get out of hand. Iāve also had several start oozing from the trunk then die to the ground, however all but one of those has grown back from the roots just fine. Iāve recently started to give them a dormant copper spray or two in the winter. This is in Ohio, in a somewhat low lying, wet & poorly draining area. I have a few planted in mounds that seem to do better than the others. Hereās my guess on the ādisease resistantā spectrum for cherries: Carmine Jewels are about as good as it gets for cherries, but still susceptible⦠ā any cherry pest or disease for your area will still effect them some.
the dwn 2021 chart has Evans/Bali ripening about two months later than most sour cherries, has that been accurate for you or is it maybe a transcription error?
definitely not 2 months later but they are my last sour cherry to ripen, maybe a month after cj, i havenāt really kept notes.
Our northern growing season is what, three months in total? I doubt that evans would be two months behind- that would put it in the middle of winter.
that chart has a couple other errors (for example āmonaā sweet cherry should be with black tartarian but is the latest on the chart), maybe evans is actually +2 weeks from montmorency and the chart maker got it switched to months
There is the argument though that āvariety is the spice of lifeā.
That didnāt take long, I finally have my hands on those seven scoundrels
.From left to right: Athos, Porthos, Aramis, Dāartagnan, Cutie Pie, Big Red not Wowza, and Sweet Thing
Where did you get them from?
Honeyberryusa, probably. edit: Maybe not, they donāt have the other three muskateers so far as I know.
Itās probably in Canada.
I am happy with HoneyberryUSA because they actually shipped to WA. It is not common to find a nursery that can legally sell certain fruit trees. The Juliet cherry that arrived had plenty of root mass, and she seems to be well adapted to the local climate. I hope it makes a good substitute for a sour cherry tree. I would even be happy if it was only good for jam.
I am interested in Carmine Jewel, but I will be satisfied If I get a decent fruit set with just the one bush.
I am growing DāArtagnan that i bought last month. I am going to buy Cutie Pie they just got it in.
Bought from a US nurseryā¦
They also have Valentine
So you can start a new thread on Released U of S Cherries now.
Iāve been told HoneyberryUSA has obtained starts of a bunch of fresh varieties.
The talk is real!..however i went to their website. They also have a phone, email and facebook you can DM them⦠very modern outfit. The Amish and elderly or non internet clients can mail them at their PO Box.
Thatās kind of funny @krismoriah
because if they donāt
have internet
they donāt see your suggestion.
They have https://honeyberryusa.com/ the cherries are small but they have them Dwarf Sour Cherry, Sour Cherries, Dwarf Sour Cherries for sale