Here's how to tell when cherries are ready for harvesting, plus tips for picking and storing your homegrown fruit.

Central Washington's long, sunny summer days and cool evenings make the region ideal for growing sweet cherries. But summer ...

With rays of sunlight beaming down and a light gust of wind breezing through the trees, bushels of bright red cherries at Cherry Hill Orchard and Market are making their way from branches to buckets.

Labor shortages and challenging market conditions are marring the harvest season of Oregon's fourth most valuable fruit.

There are just over 100 operating cideries in Washington, and many are estate cideries, meaning they’re built on or alongside the same orchards that supply the juice. Better yet, some come equipped ...

The sweet, mild Rainier cherries balance out the tangy apricots to create an unexpected harmony in this crostata.

Picking season can run anywhere from a week or less to a month, and interested pickers should call or check the orchards' ...

A new study has identified key genetic markers that control sugar and acid levels in sweet cherries, paving the way for breeding tastier and more consistent fruit. By analyzing five cherry ...

4k timelapse of an Sweet Cherry tree flower blossom bloom grow and zoom out on a green background. Blooming small white flower of Prunus avium. Time lapse in 16:9 ratio. Prunus avium, commonly called ...

For those in colder climates, the varieties of cherry trees you should consider growing are the 'Evans Bali', 'Mesabi', and 'North Star'.

The region’s cherry harvest will be fruitful this year: The fresh Northwest cherry crop is expected to be about 10 percent larger compared to last year.