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carson_2007

Ultra Dwarf Cherry Tree

17 years ago

I just purchased an Ultra Dwarf Cherry Tree (Stella). It's about 3 feet tall and is in foliage but there aren't any cherries. How do I know if it had enough chilling time? (The tag says 600-800 hours.) And when can I expect the cherries to come in. Any will be helpful. This is my first garden. I'm in Zone 9.

Here is a link that might be useful: Pacific Groves

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