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Cherry Trees in Cumberland County, NJ
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Posted by happyprimate South Jersey (My Page) on Thu, Aug 11, 11 at 23:20
| I need a good cherry (or two, if not self-fertile)
I wanted to grow rainier and bing, but heard that was not a good combination in nj because of wet springtimes.
so which varieties are good? sweet only, please. :)
i'm in cumberland county which has 7a status. Which I think is just a bit warmer than the rest of NJ.
thanks.
oh and any pointers would be great too!! |
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RE: Cherry Trees in Cumberland County, NJ
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| Since you haven't had a reply, I'll chime in. The following are described as self fertile:
Glacier, Lapins, Stella, and Sunburst. Lacking any comments to the contrary I'll be planting a single Stella in early Spring. I'm in Mercer County, NJ (zone 6) and Stella has been desribed to me as a good choice. Andrew |
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