Cherry, Montmorency #5

Montmorency CherryPrunus cerasus 'Montmorency' Height: Typically 12–15 feet tall in Michigan’s climate Spread: About 10–15 feet wide Spacing: Plant 10–15 feet apart for a tidy, productive arrangement Growth Rate: Moderate Deciduous Fruit Tree Description Montmorency Cherry showcases a fresh display of crisp, white blossoms in spring, followed by brilliant red cherries prized for their tangy-sweet flavor. These versatile fruits lend themselves beautifully to pies, preserves, juices, or snacking with a refreshing twist. Self-fertile by nature, Montmorency reliably produces an abundant harvest each year, though pairing it with another sour cherry can sometimes boost yields even further. Its satisfying silhouette and vivid seasonal accents make a bold statement in the landscape. General Care Sunlight: Requires full sun—at least 6 hours of direct light daily—to foster robust growth and plentiful fruit set. Watering: Provide consistent moisture during the first few years to encourag