Sweet Ranier Cherry Tree | Cherry Trees from Gurney's Seed and Nursery

Ranier Sweet Cherry Tree

Noted for Gourmet Flavor

(2 customer reviews)

Rose-blushed golden cherries don't tempt birds like the red ones do--you'll love the tasty results! The Ranier Sweet Cherry has large yields which ripen in mid- to late June. Hardy in bud and wood. Use Royal Ann to pollinate.

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: 5-8.

Not available in CA, OR, WA.

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Product Details

Zones: 5 - 8 (-10° F.)
Height: 25 ft
Spacing: 20-25 ft
Depth: plant with graft 2 inches above the soil
Spread: 20-25 ft
Sun/Shade: full sun
Pollinator: Bing, Stella, Black Tartarian
Yield: 3-4 bushels
Color: White
Foliage: dark green
Blooms: April
Fruit: Yellow fruit with red blush

Comments: Fine texture. Distinct flavor. Colorless juice. Lacks acidity. Early bearing and very productive. Resists cracking. Tolerates hot summers. CHERRIES DO NOT LIKE WET FEET. DO NOT SOAK TREES FOR OVER 24 HOURS, PRIOR TO PLANTING. IF FERTILIZING PLANT, ONLY USE A SLOW RELEASE FERTILIZER.
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- Sunday, March 29, 2009
Has never set a flower
Reviewed By: Amy Spencer (Caulfield, MO)
I purchased royal anne and ranier 3 years ago. The trees (especially the royal anne) seem very healthy. Problem is, I have never gotten a single flower- much less a fruit from either. I have fertilized them lightly with a slow release fertilizer on occasion and they seem like lovely trees--- but I sure would like fruit.

- Thursday, April 30, 2009
great tree
Reviewed By: Eric (Milton, New Hampshire)
Bought 2 of these last year and was not expecting fruit for at least 3 years due to the size of these trees. Litterally less than 1 year after planting, one of these has many flowers and in addition the Royal Ann I planted a month later (as a polinator) has many flowers too. I am hopefull for fruit this year. These are very rugged trees, in addition to the -20 degree temps reached this year my dog has also done a little pruning of her own and I still have flowering trees!

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