Can cherries be grown in the south?

Not suitable.

Because cherries (cherries) are fruit trees that like light, temperature, humidity, and fertilizer, they are suitable for growing at an average annual temperature of 10-12°C, annual precipitation of 600-700mm, and annual sunshine hours of 2,600. -Grown under climatic conditions above 2800h.

It can grow well and produce normal results in places where the daily average temperature is higher than 10℃ and the extreme minimum temperature in winter is not lower than -20℃. The temperature in the south is higher, so cherries are not suitable for planting in the south.

Introduction to cherries

Cherry is the transliteration of the English word cherry. It is literally translated as cherry in Guangdong and Hong Kong. It is also known as wedge peach, han peach, Zhuying, Peach, Peach, Plum peach, Jingtao, Yami, etc. But it does not refer to a small red Chinese cherry with a thin skin, but a large thick-skinned cherry produced in the United States, Canada, Chile and other American countries. China has also introduced cherry fruit trees, but it has not yet reached a large scale.

The delicious taste of cherries can be traced back to Asia Minor in the Stone Age. They were distributed throughout the prehistoric European continent and were brought to the Americas by sea by early immigrants on ships in 1692. The current production of cherries in the northwest of the United States began in 1847. The main varieties are Bing, Lambort and Rainier, accounting for more than 90% of the cherries produced in the northwest of the United States.