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Sat, Mar 9, 13 at 13:18
| im thinking about putting in a cherry tree this spring. I live in town and my wife hates my plants so it is going to have to look nice. ive been going back and forth between a northstar or trying for sweeter carmine jewel/crimson passion bush cherries; every nursery calls them ornamental but they look really wild and bushy in pictures ive found online which isn't going to fly for me, but ive seen a couple sites say they can be trained into tree form. do the look nice as trees or wild and scraggly? would you train them the same as a standard cherry tree? if anyone has a good pic or info let me know thanks. |
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| MD, Gurney's video shows Carmine Jewel can be train like a small tree. Tony |
Here is a link that might be useful: CJ
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