Hansen's Bush Pie Cherry Tree | Cherry Trees from Gurney's Seed and Nursery

Hansen's Bush Pie Cherry Tree

Easy-To-Pick Shrub Variety

(8 customer reviews)

Hansen's Bush Pie Cherry Tree is as handsome and hardy as fruiting shrubs come! The branches are covered with pure white flowers in May, absolutely loaded with purplish-black fruit in July. Grows 4-5 feet tall and bears at an early age. For best yield, plant 2 or more.

Cherries are an excellent choice for home gardens. The incredibly juicy, bite-size treats begin to ripen to June- earlier than other tree fruits- and the fruit can be used in so many ways! Many varieties are self-pollinating, too, so you can pick a bountiful crop even if you have room for only one tree.

Zones: 3-8.

Not available in OR.

Product Details

Zones: 2 - 8 (-50° F.)
Height: 4-5 ft
Spacing: 4-5 ft
Depth: same as in the nursery
Spread: 4-5 ft
Sun/Shade: full sun
Pollinator: Self-pollinating
Yield: 2-4 quarts
Color: White
Foliage: Silvery green to crimson in the fall
Blooms: May

Fruit: Purplish-black fruit
Comments: Fruit has a tart, tangy flavor. Grows well on sandy hills, rocky slopes, and lakeshores. Excellent wildlife plant. Drought tolerant. Also called 'Sandcherry'.
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- Friday, June 20, 2008
Hansen's Pie Cherrys
Reviewed By: Wayne Cunningham (Clovis, CA)
I planted 6 bushes 2 yrs ago and according to instructions they will fruit in the 2 yr. They did I pick about 2+ lbs of them and I plan on picking some more as they ripen. The taste is not what I exspected I was looking for something in the line of Black Cherries. The Hansen are juicy and small & for me I think they be better used for pies and jellies. Some of the berries are a little to tart for my taste. But that just me I am sure with a little sweeter & a preboil they make great pie fillings and or jams/jellies. Over all I give them 7 out of 10 on scale.

- Thursday, May 14, 2009
Good flavor
Reviewed By: Robert Keller (Melvin, Iowa)
I planted a row of these in 1993. They eventually got crowded out by evergreens and the rabbits also chewed them off. They were better flavored and larger than the Nanking. I am reordering and will have to find a way to keep the rabbits out, possibly starve the cats during the winter or buy mass quantities of rat poison on sale.

- Thursday, June 18, 2009
Great sized plants
Reviewed By: Candace Suriano (Auburn Hills, MI)
I bought three of these this year. They have leaves and look awesome! I could not believe how big they were! Thanks! I am so excited!

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