Dwarf Black Tartarian Cherry Trees

• Heavy fruit production
• Drought tolerant, once established
• Easy to grow
• Superior branching direct from the nursery
• Fresh sweet cherries in half the time

Cheaper is not always better, and this is one of those instances. Homeowners who buy bare-root Dwarf Black Tartarian Cherry trees are going to wait years for fruit. This process of harvest removes many fine roots vital to producing new growth and fruit. Bare-root trees need a long repair time before branching or fruiting is possible.

Our Dwarf Black Tartarian Cherry trees were grown with a good head of branching by proper pruning practices from a very young age. Better yet, they are container grown leaving those fine roots intact when your cherry trees arrive! This means you’ll be eating sun-ripened sweet cherries next June … not years later!

High in anti-oxidants, potassium and a source of Vitamins A, C and beta-carotene.
Dwarf Black Tartarian Cherry trees are heavy bearers and vigorous growers that require little pruning or maintenance. A study at the Medical College of Ohio found that ellagic acid found in cherries may inhibit cancer causing chemicals in DNA.

Eat your organic black cherries right off the tree.
Sweet cherries make an excellent specialty jam. Black Tartarian cherries are great for salads, cold desserts, baking or snacking … very versatile flavor packed with good nutrition.

Don’t delay! This source of 8-year-old trees won’t last long!
You will need to order more than one Dwarf Black Tartarian Cherry tree for reliable fruiting. Like most fruit trees, cross-pollination is a must for a reliable harvest. You can dry them for winter baking or a special holiday gift homegrown by you.