When you plant a cherry tree in your backyard, you can choose from a potted or bare-root tree, depending on how they are sold at your local garden center. A bare-root tree is sold without any soil.

Growing delicious cherries doesn't have to be complicated. Explore 16 cherry tree varieties that are easy to plant and maintain, for a harvest of juicy delight.

The Kwanzan cherry, also known as the Japanese flowering tree, is native to Japan but commonly found in many parts of North America. It is popular for its double-pink flowers, which bloom in the ...

Japanese flowering cherry (Prunus serrulata) is a small, wide-spreading tree that grows about 25 feet tall and wide. It has pink or white flowers that are single or double in midspring. In fall ...

Prunus 1097, flowering cherry. Prunus 2996, flowering cherry. Prunus 3009, flowering cherry. Prunus avium, mazzard cherry, sweet cherry and bird cherry. Prunus glandulosa, dwarf flowering almond ...

Find out how and when to prune a cherry tree. Our expert guide also explains how to identify which type of cherry tree is growing in your garden. ... Acid cherries such as 'Morello' have been ...

Which type of cherry tree do I have? There are three groups of cherries, based on different species, and it is important to know which you have, as established trees are pruned differently. Sweet ...