Cornus, 'Dripping Cherries' cornelian cherry genus_Quercus and a graft root

and a graft root

slightly tart cherries are good for eating out of hand

named after the Hungarian pomologist Máté Bereczki (1824–1895)

Plant size: Grafted tree grown in a MT49 4" x 9" tree pot

Flowers held well above and around the dark green foliage

Cornus, 'Dripping Cherries' cornelian cherry genus_Quercus and a graft rootCornus mas 'Dripping Cherries' This cultivar was introduced by the legendary Klehm's Song Sparrow Nursery. As the name suggests, it is described as typically bearing a heavy crop of 1" fruit. A newer addition to our collection of C. mas, so we cannot yet speak directly to ripening time and flavor. Size at maturity: 10 20' tall and and 7 8' wide. Site Selection: Ideally full sun location, but will also grow and fruit in dappled sun locations. Adaptable