Cherry, Fruiting, Jubileum, (Sock Pot)

Tree Care:

Planting: Sunny, well-drained spot. Plant late winter to early spring. Space 20-25 feet apart.

Watering: Keep soil moist. Water at base, avoid wetting foliage.

Fertilizing: Balanced, slow-release fertilizer in early spring. Avoid over-fertilizing.

Pruning: Prune late winter or early spring. Remove dead/diseased branches, thin canopy.

Mulching: Organic mulch around base. Keep mulch a few inches from trunk.

Pest and Disease Control: Check for pests (e.g., aphids) and diseases (e.g., brown rot). Apply controls as needed.

Harvesting: Pick ripe cherries late spring to early summer. Harvest when fully colored and firm.

Winter Care: Wrap trunk and mulch soil.

Tree Description:

Size and Shape: Medium to large, 15-30 ft tall.
Well-balanced, rounded canopy.

Leaves: Broad, bright green, elliptical to oblong.
Dense canopy.

Flowers: White to pale pink blossoms in spring.
Fragrant, attracts bees.

Fruit: Deep red to nearly black cherries.
Sweet, juicy, robust flavor.

Hardiness: USDA zones 5-8.