The Higan cherry trees occasionally bloom during the fall and late-winter months, especially during stretches of warm weather. (WTOP/Dave Dildine) The recent warm winter weather, including back-to ...

Able to survive temperatures as low as -40C, Saskatchewan’s prairie cherries are tarter than traditional sweet cherries and can be eaten straight from the tree.

False alarm, government tree expert Rob DeFeo said yesterday. There were cherry trees that did bloom in the crazy warmth of this crazy winter. But those trees were not THE trees.

This is critical for fruit trees because these flower buds must survive the winter to produce the following year’s crop. In late January 2024, temperatures in the Okanagan dipped to –27°C ...

Damage is just now starting to reveal itself due to the late growing season this year. Cherry trees appear to have been hit very hard, especially sweet cherries with over 90% of the crop damaged. Many ...

The people of Japan sent the Yoshino cherry trees to the United States aboard the S.S. Awa Maru in 1912 as a gift of friendship, according to the National Park Service.. The festival, which began ...

According to Cycle City, Vancouver's known as Canada's cherry blossom capital thanks to it's many trees (over 40,000!), and there's lots of places to take them in.

My family has been apple growers in western North Carolina since the early 1900s. While our focus is on the commercial production of apples, we always keep a few peach, cherry, and pear trees ...

Able to survive temperatures as low as -40C, Saskatchewan’s prairie cherries are tarter than traditional sweet cherries and can be eaten straight from the tree.