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Sweet -n- Neat, Dwarf cherry, way to go.

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Posted by seysonn 7b WA/HZ 1 (My Page) on
Sat, Jul 27, 13 at 20:24

Of all the 15 plants that I have, none is better than the two SWEET-N-NEAT dwarfs that I have.
First, each takes little over one square foot area.
Second, They have more fruits than the indet cherries.
Third, I have picked about a half dozen ripe ones so far , but nothing from the 7 footed crazy cherries. I can plant two of them in place of one super 100 cherry, easily. Actually I can plant them in a one gallon pot. I checked the internet, they also have yellow varieties too.

Next year I will just grow SWEEN-N-NEAT, red and yellow for small fruiting types.
Another one of my new founds is WINDOW BOX det. Roma. It is about 2ft tall, one ft in diameter and has about 20 fruits and more is coming.

Anybody else is growing them ?

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Haven't grown them, but I have grown a dwarf cherry whose name I can't remember. I'm just starting to get a few cherries from black cherry, gold nugget. Still waiting for Juliet and sun sugar to get going!

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OK. Here is a picture.
This one has over 30 fruits so far. The largest ones are ready to turn color. It is amazing for a plant this size.

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