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<blockquote data-quote="Lycanthrope" data-source="post: 491515" data-attributes="member: 562">canadian sour cherries are good but they will sucker. Carmine Jewel and Juliet are the best ones ive gotten fruit from so far, but I have high hopes for Cupid and Sweet Thing also. If you dont want to deal with suckers, buy a grafted Evans/Bali sour cherry, they stay compact and produce a ton of fruit. Dont get Montmorency IMO, those trees get HUGE. Haskap obviously are great. Juneberries are really popular but will also sucker a bit but not like the Canadian sour cherries. Black currants are easy to grow and often dont need to be netted, but SWD will get into them if you dont spray sometimes. I like Ben Hope variety the best so far, but belaruskaja is also good and gets noticably sweeter for fresh eating. Also Ben Sarek is pretty good. Pink Champagne currants are ok. I like Clove Currants also. Raspberries, which you already have do well. ARonia/chokeberry are ok, high in antis but they are pretty tart, similar to chokecherry, but without the pit and maybe dont taste quite as good, but they are easier to process IMO.Grapes arent too hard to grow, but you need to build a trellis/support for them.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Lycanthrope, post: 491515, member: 562"] canadian sour cherries are good but they will sucker. Carmine Jewel and Juliet are the best ones ive gotten fruit from so far, but I have high hopes for Cupid and Sweet Thing also. If you dont want to deal with suckers, buy a grafted Evans/Bali sour cherry, they stay compact and produce a ton of fruit. Dont get Montmorency IMO, those trees get HUGE. Haskap obviously are great. Juneberries are really popular but will also sucker a bit but not like the Canadian sour cherries. Black currants are easy to grow and often dont need to be netted, but SWD will get into them if you dont spray sometimes. I like Ben Hope variety the best so far, but belaruskaja is also good and gets noticably sweeter for fresh eating. Also Ben Sarek is pretty good. Pink Champagne currants are ok. I like Clove Currants also. Raspberries, which you already have do well. ARonia/chokeberry are ok, high in antis but they are pretty tart, similar to chokecherry, but without the pit and maybe dont taste quite as good, but they are easier to process IMO. Grapes arent too hard to grow, but you need to build a trellis/support for them. [/QUOTE]

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