What are you doing different from everyone else? Mine have not produced and it seems as though no one's are from what I've read online. Are you able to compare to juliet?

....don't see it that way when just a few...looks like they could get alot darker and sweeter with more light.

Jeffrey, is this your first crop? These cherries will be produced much more heavily in the years to come :)

I just have 'Cupid', last summer it had given maybe 25 lbs of fruit, this year the bush is resting. I also have a seedling that a friend had given, it grew into a large shrub of about 7 ft tall, though having inferior fruit quality, so this spring I grafted it over to 'Juliet' and those grafts have grown very well.

Jeffrey might have gotten exited seeing the first time some cherries lol.

Your post reminds me... with the {better Evans cherry] scion I got from you, grafted into my Evans tree, last year its fruit is identical.

lol, yes, I think my friends had gotten a bit excited and claimed it to be superior, I see no difference whatsoever!

I'd be pretty excited, too. All I have are Romeo and Juliet from honeyberry 2 yrs ago. Got them as wee sprouts. Now 5' tall! No buds or fruit, but a lot of excitement haha

..But the most predictable sour cherries are the Evans...picture from yesterday...

Wowza!

They can have some amazing drupelets.

How sour are they??

The longer you wait the better they get..about as sour as your C.P. They stay on for another 2 weeks or month or till freeze up..then they have more sugar.

Wow! How exciting! I might have to plant a cherry, but I don't want any fruit that drops of the ground. Does this drop a lot?

Sour cherries don't drop or rot like sweet do...your climate might not support these northern sour cherries.