Cherry 'Rainier' (Prunus avium) Pruning Carter’s Blue

Carter’s Blue

mosses are a common but largely unnoticed element of the natural world

Its purpose is to meter moisture in the adjacent soil to keep it from getting soggy or bone dry

Makes a great addition for xerascapes and rock gardens where moisture is very low

Volume 2 expands the resources OregonFlora offers to all who appreciate the natural beauty and biodiversity of Oregon

Cherry 'Rainier' (Prunus avium) Pruning Carter’s BlueHighly prized in the Northwest and throughout the country, Rainier produces abundant crops of delicious, beautiful, very large, golden yellow fruit with a red blush. Flowering in early April and fruit ripening in late June to early July. 15 20ft tall