Can cherries be grown in the south?

Can cherries be grown in the south?

The south is suitable for growing cherries. Currently, cherries are widely grown in the south. Usually, the cherry varieties suitable for growing in the south include Yellow Lantern, Red Concubine, Yunwu Red, Gejiawu Cherry, Black Pearl and Agate Red. Among them, Red Concubine Cherry is the most suitable variety for growing in the south.

Cherry blossoms in the south

Cherries have relatively high requirements for the environment. Generally, when planted in the south, it is more suitable to plant them in late March to mid-April. Generally, it is most suitable to plant them when the temperature in the south reaches 20-25 degrees. Generally, after three years of planting, cherries will bloom in early spring in January and February.

Southern cherry planting technology

When planting cherries in the south, you should choose cherries that require low cold temperatures, because the climate in the south is relatively warm all year round and there are relatively few cold spells. Generally, it is more suitable to plant them in sheds in the south. You can also plant them in flat or low-lying areas, but you need to do a good job of drainage.