Rose Cherry
Rose Cherry
3.33 / 5.0
(9) 9 total reviews
This exceptionally hardy cherry has been thoroughly tested through Prairie winters and continues to impress with its reliability and heavy production. Lutowka produces large, dark, flavour-packed cherries (5-7g each) with small stones and a rich sweet-tart taste—perfect for pies, wines, juices, jams, and jellies.
This vigorous bush grows 6-9ft. tall and is covered in beautiful blossoms in late May. The fruit ripens in August and the yields are outstanding. While self-pollinating, you'll get even better production when planting two cherry varieties together.
Mature Height: 6-9ft.
Harvest: August
Pollination: Self-pollinating (improved yields with another variety)
Cherries are well known for being rich in natural antioxidants, making them a nutritious and delicious addition to your home orchard.
A hardy, dependable fruiting shrub that delivers exceptional flavour and impressive yields, perfect for Prairie gardeners.
Growing Guide:
Cherry Tree Planting & Care
Growing Guide:
Shrubs, Trees and Fruit Trees
Video Tutorial:
How To Plant A Tree
- 5 stars: 2 (22%)
- 4 stars: 2 (22%)
- 3 stars: 3 (33%)
- 2 stars: 1 (11%)
- 1 star: 1 (11%)
This is our fourth season and we have a lot of cherry's. The two plants we have are about 7 feet tall. We are now going to build an enclosure around them to keep the deer away. You just have to be patient and you too will reap the benefits. Good luck to all!
one grew the other one never did anything as it was a small dried out stick
Doing ok but very small when they arrived
Every tree/bush has started blooming.
You've likely heard we have had record rainfall for June, so nature has done the watering for us.
Looking forward to years to come and enjoying fruit.
Ps. Preparing ground and making plans to expand the fruit garden next year.
Very likely another order will be in the works.
Tks
Rick
OK. Alive. Was very small.
Tree died right away
Thank you for taking the time to share your experience. We're sorry to hear that your Rose Cherry tree did not survive after planting.
Bare root trees can sometimes experience transplant stress as they adjust to their new environment, and factors such as weather, soil conditions, watering, and planting practices can all impact establishment. We understand how disappointing it is when a new tree does not thrive.
If you have not already contacted our Customer Service team, we would be happy to review the situation. Please email garden@ttseeds.com with your order number, planting date, clear photos of the tree and planting area, and any details regarding how the tree was planted and cared for. Photos are required for all warranty claims.
Our team will review the information provided and follow up with you regarding the next steps.
We appreciate your feedback and the opportunity to assist.
One cherry hardly grows and the second one did not grow at all, every other plants we order grow really nice.
Hi Bernd, we're sorry to hear about the challenges with your cherry plants. Feel free to reach out to our support team so we can assist you further. We hope your other plants continue to thrive!