Wild Cherry (Mazzard) (forum)
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Doug Forbes starts with ...
Do I need to plant two of these to get fruit, or are they self-fertile? Is the fruit any good for eating or preserves?
Time: 24th July 2007 4:52am
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Time: 27th July 2007 8:19pm
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Julie says...
Mazzard are the wild cherries that sweet cherries were selectively bred from. They are variable,with small fruits which could be sweet or bitter. Don't know if they need a pollinator.It's up to you, but I wouldn't want to spend time,water and fertiliser on something which may not be very edible. Good luck!
Time: 27th July 2007 8:25pm
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