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Welcome to the New Cherries Forum!

 
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Cherries are one of the first tree fruits of the year! What a great way to welcome in summer!

The best cherries in my opinion, are the ones we grow ourselves.

Explore and discuss everything cherry in this new forum and show us your cherry growing adventures!

Cherrio!

And here's a few popular cherry varieties and what they look like!

 
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i've not seen the quarter coin variety before, is it a cash crop?
 
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I bet so!
 
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