Where do cherries grow in Georgia?

Answer by  TwoToneDodge (2204)

I have not heard of cherries growing anywhere in Georgia. The winters are much too long for a cherry tree to grow happy and healthy. But plant cultivation is not far behind. There may be a cherry that will grow in Georgia.

Answer by  Shalena (21)

Cherries do not grow in Georgia. Cherries only grow in nine US states, and they are, Michigan, Utah, Wisconsin, New York, Pennsylvania, Colorado, Ohio, Oregon, and Washington. Cherries do better in cooler weather.

Answer by  Derbyboo (442)

They grow poorly in areas where the summers are warm and humid; most cherry trees need at least 500 hours or more of "chilling time. " They are limited to the Mountain and Piedmont areas of Georgia where the nights cool down sufficiently, and there are only very few varieties that can even grow in these regions, such as "stella. "

Answer by  fishlover49 (643)

You can grow cherries anywhere in Georgia but because of the lack of a cold season sweet cherries do not produce as much fruit as pie cherries do.

Answer by  srikirthiga (35)

Cherries are grown in southern part of georgia where the soil is fertile with good moisture content and composite which helps their growth.

Answer by  ritujain (234)

Because cheeries are very juicy and the juicy fruit always grows at the hilly and cold area. Due to this cherry is always red in colour and looks fresh all the time