Bing Cherry Size:Mini-Dwarf (3'-4') after being infected with viruses

after being infected with viruses

Even the leaves are edible

Enjoy it fresh

The leaves can be used as a minty tea

Bing Cherry Size:Mini-Dwarf (3'-4') after being infected with virusesPrunus avium 'Bing' The standard that sweet cherries are judged against introduced in 1875 and still growing strong! The deliciously large, firm black cherry that eastern Washington is famous for. It grows well in dry climates but the fruit may crack if rain comes during harvest time. Needs a pollinizer, which can be other sweet cherry varieties like Rainier, Sam, Van, (except Lambert, Royal Ann or Napoleon), and even the very late blooming