Carmine Jewel Dwarf Cherry Tree
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Comments (1)MD, Gurney's video shows Carmine Jewel can be train like a small tree. Tony Here is a link that might be useful: CJ...See MoreCarmine Jewel & Crimson Passion dwarf bush cherries in Texas
Comments (31)I got my teeny CJ from Henry Fields, as a matter of fact! It was really clearance priced. It was incredibly healthy, just quite small. I do recommend them for the little starts of these as far as health of the little plant goes. They might have different sizes. I'm sure mine said it was in a 3 inch pot, so I knew what I was in for that way. If you do go with the little babies, just make sure to pay more attention to it than you might for a bigger plant. The roots aren't as forgiving since there aren't too many of them comparatively ;) I potted mine up in good soil and checked frequently for water needs. It was still really easy to grow the whole time. I've had zero problems....See MoreCarmine Jewel dwarf cherry
Comments (1)I can only tell you that Moose love my Nanking more then sour cherries. One Winter, a moose took out a 4 foot shrub completely. I have put some farm fence loop around some apple and plum trees, didn't really care for the Nanking. Konrad...See MoreEvans Cherry
Comments (51)Looks like I haven't answered some of the questions... >>May I ask where you get those food grade containers - I so could use some rather then buying an extra crock for my cabbage - or should I take up wine making.<< Got it from wine store. Done the juice extracting today..about 65 Liters, filled a 50 L. keg without any sugar added this time, the rest in 2L. pop bottles not filled all the way, can open better under pressure, [sparkling wine]. Brix/sugar content is a little over 12%, not bad for a wet year I think. From a leftover stainless steel piece after milling I made a better mixer, [welded/added in the center piece] to rip the cherries apart after thawing out in that container....See Morenorthwoodswis4
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