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The Semi-Dwarf Utah Giant Cherry Tree is known for its exceptionally large, deep red cherries with a rich, sweet flavor and firm, juicy flesh. The fruit is excellent for fresh eating, desserts, and preserves, and is prized for its impressive size and quality. The tree has a moderately compact growth habit, making it well suited for home orchards and smaller garden spaces. In spring, it produces showy white blossoms that attract pollinators and develop into heavy crops of cherries that typically ripen in mid to late summer.
Mature Height: 12-15 feet
Spacing: 12–15 feet apart
Interesting Information:
Utah Giant cherries are famous for their very large fruit size, often larger than Bing cherries.
This variety is not self-fertile and requires cross-pollination for reliable fruit production. Suitable pollinators include Bing, Lapins, Stella, or Rainier cherry trees.
Utah Giant produces firm cherries with excellent shelf life and resistance to bruising.
The tree’s spring blossoms attract bees and other pollinators, improving fruit set and overall yields.
Its Semi-Dwarf size makes it ideal for home orchards, offering manageable maintenance while producing abundant, high-quality fruit.
Grow Zone: 5–8
The Semi-Dwarf Utah Giant Cherry Tree is known for its exceptionally large, deep red cherries with a rich, sweet flavor and firm, juicy flesh. The fruit is excellent for fresh eating, desserts, and preserves, and is prized for its impressive size and quality. The tree has a moderately compact growth habit, making it well suited for home orchards and smaller garden spaces. In spring, it produces showy white blossoms that attract pollinators and develop into heavy crops of cherries that typically ripen in mid to late summer.
Mature Height: 12-15 feet
Spacing: 12–15 feet apart
Interesting Information:
Utah Giant cherries are famous for their very large fruit size, often larger than Bing cherries.
This variety is not self-fertile and requires cross-pollination for reliable fruit production. Suitable pollinators include Bing, Lapins, Stella, or Rainier cherry trees.
Utah Giant produces firm cherries with excellent shelf life and resistance to bruising.
The tree’s spring blossoms attract bees and other pollinators, improving fruit set and overall yields.
Its Semi-Dwarf size makes it ideal for home orchards, offering manageable maintenance while producing abundant, high-quality fruit.
Grow Zone: 5–8
