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Uses |
| Eaten fresh, uses are similar to those of the common cherry. |
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Plant Cultivation |
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A fast growing tree, up to 30 feet tall. Capulin cherry's are best adapted to subtropical climates and stand temperatures to 19F. They do not require winter chill to flower and fruit. Additionally, the fruits tend to ripen earlier than typical Northern cherry varieites. Plant in full sun and water frequently for best fruit. The trees are drought tolerant. |
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Origin and Distribution |
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Native throughout much of Mexico and Guatemala. |
| Related Species |
| Family: Rosaceae | |
| Couepia polyandra | Olosapo |
| Cydonia oblonga | Quince |
| Eriobotrya japonica | Loquat |
Woodland Strawberry |
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Alpine Strawberry |
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Apple |
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| Prunus lyonii | Catalina Island Cherry |
| Prunus salicifolia | Capulin Cherry |
| Quillaja saponaria | Soapbark Tree |
| Rubus neveus | Mysore Raspberry |