Prunus cerasus 'Early Richmond' ~ Early Richmond Sour Cherry ornamental grass (2) Sheila Sund from Salem

(2) Sheila Sund from Salem

The white rose-like flowers give way to clusters of large blackberries ready for harvest in mid summer and again two weeks later

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Carolina Gold Peach is a semi-dwarf deciduous tree with a rounded crown primarily grown for its heavy crop of freestone mid-late season fruit

Prunus cerasus 'Early Richmond' ~ Early Richmond Sour Cherry ornamental grass (2) Sheila Sund from SalemEarly Richmond Sour Cherry is a fruiting deciduous tree with its bright red tart cherries best used for baking ready to harvest at the turn of summer. Its white flowers bloom in late spring. Grows best in most, well drained soils that are lightly acidic. Average age to start fruiting is 3 5 years. Early Richmond is self pollinating, but having another pollinator would increase its yield. Type: Tree, Edible Origins: Europe to SW Asia Height: 8 18'