Cherry Bush (Juliet Dwarf)

Juliet Dwarf Bush Cherry

The Juliet Dwarf Cherry Bush (Prunus cerasus 'Juliet') is a compact and versatile fruit-bearing shrub known for its abundant harvests of delicious cherries and extreme cold hardiness, making it an excellent choice for Colorado's diverse climate. This naturally dwarfed cherry shrub produces large, purple/red cherries that are tart and sweet, making them great to eat off the bush, baking into pies, or making jams and ice-cream. A slightly sweeter version of the Romeo Bush Cherry. The glossy green foliage gives the shrub a highly ornamental look and adds beauty to any landscape, and the bush's size allows for easy maintenance and harvesting. The Juliet Bush Cherry can yield up to 15 pounds of fruit once it is established around its fourth year of growth. By its fifth year, this self-pollinating bush can yield up to 30 pounds of cherries!

• Plant Type: Fruit Bush
• Light Requirements: Full Sun
• Height: 5-7 feet
• Width: 5-7 feet
• Foliage Color: Green
• Bloom Color: White
• Bloom Time: Spring
• Fruit: Mid to late Summer
• Attributes: Edible fruit, attracts pollinators

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