Homegrown cherries taste just as good as their blossoms look.

With the right variety, location, and care, you can successfully grow and harvest delicious cherries in your backyard.

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Pick cherries from a new tree as soon as possible by planting it at the right time and giving it a strong start. Bare-root trees are best planted in the spring, and container-grown trees in the fall.