Cherry Bush - Carmine Jewel Pawpaw and disappointing harvests

and disappointing harvests

Riveted extra strong counter blade

wines typically exhibit aromas of cherry and other red fruits

ok with boreal blizzard

Planting: Tolerant plant

Cherry Bush - Carmine Jewel Pawpaw and disappointing harvestsHardiness: Zone 2. Size: Bush 6 7ft. Planting: Full Sun, good soil. Fruit: Dark purple black, averaging 3. 5 grams. Pollination: Self pollinating Use: Excellent for cooking, jams, preserves or wine. Ripening: End July. Pot: 1 gal The earliest sour cherry variety, the pit is almost half the size of other varieties resulting in more flesh per pound of fruit. Not as sweet as other varieties, but a great flavor for baking.