Cherry 'North Star' - North Star Cherry - Photo courtesy of Bailey Nurseries Inc.

North Star Cherry

Cherry 'North Star'

  • Prunus cerasus 'North Star'
  • Large-sized fruit with a thin, light red skin
  • Flesh is red with a tart, but delicious taste
  • Great for eating fresh or baking
  • Bloom Time: Spring
  • Ripens: Mid to late July

ZONE:
2

HEIGHT:
3-4 m

SPREAD:
2-3 m

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Growing and Maintenance Tips:


Some cherry trees require cross-pollination: another cultivar of cherry in the area, flowering at the same time, in order to produce fruit. Tart cherries and sweet cherries cannot pollinate (OMAFRA) each other. Except for Stella, even the cherries that are listed as self-pollinating benefit from another variety nearby to increase production and fruit size.

Plant in average to evenly moist conditions, in full sun. North Star Cherry is a dwarf cultivar that is self-pollinating; it does not require a second plant nearby to set fruit. It can be used to pollinate other sweet cherries.

Characteristics & Attributes


SOIL MOISTURE:
Well-drained
GROWTH RATE:
Medium
ATTRIBUTES:
Deciduous
Fruit
HABIT:
Rounded
FOLIAGE COLOR:
Green

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