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      Aronia arbutifolia
      Aronia melanocarpa
      Bayberry, Northern
      Blueberry
      Blueberry, Rabbiteye
      Chaste Tree
      Cherry, Fall Ripening Bush
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      Elderberry, American
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      Fig
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      Lingonberry
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      Plum, Chickasaw
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      Pomegranate
      Rosa Rugosa
      Serviceberry, shrub
      Wolfberry, Gogi berry
   Herbaceous perennials
   Medicinal herbs

Planting instructions

Bush Cherries, Fall Ripening (Prunus japonica x jacquemontii)

Exposure: Full sun to light shade. Zone 5.
Soil: Average well-drained garden soil.
Growth habits: A small, shrubby, fine-textured bush cherry that gets 4 to 5 feet in height and width.
Landscape uses: Hedge, orchard, or foundation planting. Plant two varieties for cross pollination.
Edible properties: These delightful bush cherries produce tart cherry-sized and flavored, firm, bright red fruit in late August through September. This offers growers a second season of cherry yields and the late-ripening cherries don't seem to be bothered by bird predation during their season of ripening.

$22.00/2 gal

Available Varieties

Jan - Fruit ripens in mid-August to early September.

Joel - Fruit ripens in early to mid-September.

Joy - Fruit ripens in mid to late September.