Do cherry trees produce rare yellow cherries?

Most cherry varieties do not bear fruit for the first year or two of their lives. The exact time to maturity varies by variety and and the health of the tree. Some cherry trees take as long as four years to bear their first fruit, while others produce relatively quickly. read more

Attika is a late-blooming cherry tree with large, dark fruit. Regina has fruit that is mild and sweet and tolerant to cracking. Emperor Francis is a white- or yellow-fleshed cherry that is sweet and often used as maraschino cherries. read more

Weeping cherry trees do produce fruit, but it is considered inedible due to its small size and sour taste. However, the trees are very attractive to wild birds, which feed on the fruit and often build nests within the branches. read more