🌱Growing With Ben🌱 ~ The Chonicles of the Troublesome Seeds

[R2elk]

all of this information was gathered off some sights, i have literally never grown cherries so have absolutely no clue based off experience.

There is a lot of bad information posted on the Internet. Be careful what you believe.

 

[R2elk]

So all you do is put them in the ground and in the spring you have trees? I have half a pint of cherries from a local farm stand that should be acclimated to this NYS weather. Any other info that would be helpful please share!

Make sure you know where you planted them so that you don't accidentally kill them before or after they sprout.

It can take years before they get big enough to bloom and if they come from a hybrid tree, you don't know what kind of cherry that you will end up with.

If they do sprout and grow well you can try to get cuttings from an established tree and do your own grafting.

 

[Iluveggers]

Make sure you know where you planted them so that you don't accidentally kill them before or after they sprout.

It can take years before they get big enough to bloom and if they come from a hybrid tree, you don't know what kind of cherry that you will end up with.

If they do sprout and grow well you can try to get cuttings from an established tree and do your own grafting.

Thank you!

 

[All4Eggz]

Make sure you know where you planted them so that you don't accidentally kill them before or after they sprout.

It can take years before they get big enough to bloom and if they come from a hybrid tree, you don't know what kind of cherry that you will end up with.

If they do sprout and grow well you can try to get cuttings from an established tree and do your own grafting.

This is helpful. I’ll have to try planting some cherries this fall.

How much water do they need? How deep do I plant it? Direct sun?

 

[Lacy Duckwing]

You forgot to put "Nothing. My garden was a failure." in the poll. Sorry, my vegetable gardens that I've helped with doesn't really do that great. I've successfully grown flowers, though. Bulbs have done the best for me, especially the lilies.

You also forgot "Carrots."

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[All4Eggz]

You also forgot "Carrots."

Yup… but the poll is now full.

Have you joined TheEasyGarden yet? https://www.theeasygarden.com/

I have been lurking around there… but the community just doesn’t seem as great as it does over here.

 

[Lacy Duckwing]

Yup… but the poll is now full.

I have been lurking around there… but the community just doesn’t seem as great as it does over here.

Oh, ok.

Yeah. It's just not as active...

 

[Chicken poppy]

There is a lot of bad information posted on the Internet. Be careful what you believe.

As i had stated before, not saying i do or don’t believe it, im leaving it as a said with the original post, it may be of use, or it may not, i don’t grow cherries, or oranges, and i haven’t planted lemons or limes in a while (though i still have the trees and eat the fruit)
Point is, it might be useful, or it might not, i hope i made it clear enough, because i had said it a few times.

 

[Chicken poppy]

You forgot to put "Nothing. My garden was a failure." in the poll. Sorry, my vegetable gardens that I've helped with doesn't really do that great. I've successfully grown flowers, though. Bulbs have done the best for me, especially the lilies.

You also forgot "Carrots."

Have you joined TheEasyGarden yet? https://www.theeasygarden.com/

lucky compared to mine.

I had put 50+ seeds in a green house, wind came and knocked it over and all the plants got ruined.

Just not meant to be, i suppose.

 

[Lacy Duckwing]

lucky compared to mine.

I had put 50+ seeds in a green house, wind came and knocked it over and all the plants got ruined.

Just not meant to be, i suppose.

Oh. That's sad. Sorry to hear that.