Hardy Edibles

Rosaceae

pin cherry

Prunus pensylvanica

pin cherry

Photo: Prunus_pennsylvanica_139-8486.jpg: M.S. del, J.N.Fitch, lith. derivative work: Halava — Public domain · source

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Survives zone 2 through 7

Varies widely — see species.

Hardiness
Zone 2 to 7
Habit
Tree
Edible part
Fruit
Ripens
Summer–autumn
Mature size
Shrub/tree; dwarf rootstocks containerable
Light
Full sun (light-demanding pioneer)
Soil pH
6.0–7.0 (near-neutral)
Environment
Boreal
Status
Wild
Years to fruit
2–4 yrs
Pollination
Varies by species — see notes