Cherries: Tart

Tart cherries are less vigorous than sweet Cherries, growing to a height and spread of 10-12 ft. Tart Cherries are self-fertile, so they do not need a partner tree to act as a cross-pollinator. They tolerate some shade, making them a suitable choice for fan-training against north facing walls and fences. These are best planted 12-15 ft. apart.

Crimson Passion

Crimson Passion Cherries are a mid-season variety. Beautiful, bright red Cherries, ideal for home made cherry pie. Their bush shape is very suitable for the home garden. Crimson Passion is self-pollinating but better results are obtained when two varieties are planted.
Tree Height: 4-5 ft.
Fruit Weight: 0.2 oz.
Fruit Size: 1.6 in.
Exposure: Full Sun
Zone: 2

Evans

Evans Cherry is a compact fruit tree, with showy white flowers in spring followed by loads of bright red sour Cherries in mid-summer, excellent for pies and jam. Needs full sun and well-drained soil. It is self-pollinating and extremely hardy.
Tree Height: 10-12 ft.
Fruit Weight: 0.14 oz.
Fruit Size: 0.8-1.2 in.
Exposure: Full Sun
Zone: 2

Juliet

Juliet Cherries are early to mid-season variety. Their bush shape is very suitable for the garden. These tart cherries, ideal for cooking, but are also sweet enough for fresh eating. Juliet is self-pollinating but better results are obtained when two varieties are planted.
Tree Height: 6-8 ft.
Fruit Weight: 0.16 oz.
Fruit Size: 1.4 in.
Exposure: Full Sun
Zone: 2