Cherry

Cherry trees are found in almost every garden. The delicate fragrance of their flowers and sweet berries attract gardeners. The tree is easy to care for and grow, but with the right conditions, the quality and quantity of the harvest can be significantly increased.

To select the right cherry tree variety, you need to consider its resistance to cold and disease, as well as the ripening time of the fruit. Early varieties begin to bear fruit in June, while late varieties begin to do so in late August. This section describes common and rare cherry varieties.

Care should be taken when choosing a planting site and the quality of the seedling itself. The future development of the crop depends on the correct choice of seedling. It's important to determine the planting time. Caring for the crop during different seasons requires different measures.