Romeo Cherry
Romeo Cherry
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(5) 5 total reviews
Another fantastic release from the University of Saskatchewan’s Romance series, Romeo produces rich, dark red to nearly black cherries with outstanding flavour. Similar to Carmine Jewel but ripening slightly later, it’s excellent for fresh eating, baking, preserving, and is considered one of the best varieties for juice production thanks to its deep colour and full flavour.
Romeo is a true dwarf cherry with a compact, bush-like habit, reaching about 7ft. at maturity. It does not sucker, making it a clean, easy-care addition to any home orchard. Heavy spring blooms lead to abundant summer harvests. While self-pollinating, you’ll see even better yields when planting two varieties together.
Mature Height: ~7ft.
Growth Habit: Compact, dwarf, non-suckering
Pollination: Self-pollinating (improved yields with another variety)
Ripening: Slightly later than Carmine Jewel
Cherries are naturally rich in antioxidants, a delicious bonus to their versatility in the kitchen.
A hardy, compact, and flavour-packed choice for Prairie gardeners wanting reliable production and easy maintenance.
Growing Guide:
Cherry Tree Planting & Care
Growing Guide:
Shrubs, Trees and Fruit Trees
Video Tutorial:
How To Plant A Tree
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I was sent a very small twig , it did not survive but I was issued a credit . I also ordered a Juliet and she is doing fantastic.
We’re sorry to hear that the plant you received did not survive, but we’re glad we were able to assist you with a credit.
Young rootstock can sometimes look like a small twig when it arrives, as it is a young, dormant plant that is shipped without leaves to help reduce transplant stress. While it may appear small, it should have a healthy root system and the potential to grow into a strong plant with proper care.
We’re also happy to hear your Juliet is doing fantastic! We appreciate your feedback and are glad you’ve had success with other plants from us.
dried out tiny stick that didn't do anything. I would be ashamed to send that out as a tree. You shipped a toothpick
Thank you for taking the time to share your feedback. We're sorry to hear that you were disappointed with your order.
The item you purchased was young rootstock, which is different from an established nursery tree. Rootstock is a young, dormant plant, and because it is shipped while dormant, it often looks like little more than a slender stick with roots. This appearance is completely normal for bare-root plants.
Although it may resemble a 'toothpick' when it arrives, a healthy dormant rootstock contains the energy it needs to establish and begin growing once planted under the right conditions. We understand that this can be surprising if you were expecting a larger, established tree, and we're always looking for ways to better communicate what customers should expect when purchasing young rootstock.
We appreciate your feedback, as it helps us improve both our product descriptions and the overall customer experience. Thank you for bringing this to our attention.
Very small when it arrived
doing well !