How Do You Grow Black Tartarian Semi-Dwarf Cherry Trees?
Black tartarian semi-dwarf cherry trees produce a large purplish-black sweet cherry that is great to use when making homemade jams and jelly. The major benefit of growing dwarf fruit trees is the ability to plant them in much less space than the space required for average-sized fruit tree. Homeowners are now able to have their own private orchard in their yard. Growing dwarf fruit trees such as the black tartarian semi-dwarf cherry tree is relatively easy and requires little maintenance. Plant black tartarian semi-dwarf cherry trees in early spring. It is best to plant them in early spring so that the tree has time to get settled into its new home before winter sets in. Black tartarian semi-dwarf cherry trees like a good bit of sunlight so plant them in a sunny location that has good air circulation with well-drained soil. Do not plant them in low areas where frost and standing water could become a problem. Frost can damage your tree beyond repair and allowing your dwarf cherry to sit
