Single-seeded cherry seedlings

Introduction of monocot cherry seedlings:
The cherry is native to the Caspian Sea and the Black Sea, and its seeds were probably taken by birds to various parts of Asia and Europe in ancient times. This plant grows well in areas that are unsuitable for apricots and peaches due to the cold. And it grows better in areas with cool and dry summers. In terms of cold resistance, cherries are located between peaches and pears. Cherries come out of rest at 500 to 1500 hours at a temperature of less than seven degrees Celsius. Cherries, like other stone fruits, are relatively superficial and require 1.5-1% of soil. For cherries, sandy loam soils are suitable and lack of drainage will damage the cherries.