Delicate, compact-sized, and lesser-known than other types of plums, cherry plums still pack a vibrant punch. Here's what you need to know about this fruit.

Anyone who has a cherry tree in their garden - or apricots, peaches or plums - is being warned they must take action this ...

Sweet and sour cherries are both grown in the U.S. Which one you decide to grow should go with your preference and your location. Watch your tree flourish using the tips in this guide.

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Some cherry and plum trees in the central Ohio area are turning black from a fungal disease. Here's what you need to know.

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Now let’s talk about the fruit. The pink and yellow blossoms yield lots of glossy red fruit that are between ½ to 1 inch in diameter. The fruits contain 2-3 three seeds similar to a seeded grape.

What should we do to maintain them, and how can we bring the cherry tree back to fruiting? We’re reluctant to touch or prune either before educating ourselves in case we damage them. Laura Beades ...

Yes, cherry blossom trees can produce fruit, but typically won’t around D.C. or at the Tidal Basin and when they do, these won’t be the kind of cherries you want to put on top of a sundae.

A new bill would name the cherry as the first official state fruit of Michigan as 70% of tart cherries in the United States are grown in the Great Lake State.