Our Cherries

From the first Chelans of June to our newest Burgundy Pearl, discover the four varieties we grow with pride.

Cherry Varieties

Each variety has a unique flavor profile, color, and harvest window.

Bing cherries

Bing

Deep mahogany red

The classic cherry. Rich, sweet, and juicy with a firm texture that makes it perfect for fresh eating. The gold standard against which all other sweet cherries are measured.

Harvest:Late June — Early July
Fresh eatingBakingPreservesSalads
Chelan cherries

Chelan

Dark red to mahogany

The premium early-season cherry that kicks off the Northwest harvest. Mildly sweet with a firm texture, Chelan cherries are eagerly anticipated each year as the first taste of the season.

Harvest:Mid — Late June
Fresh eatingSnackingSalads
Rainier cherries

Rainier

Yellow with a distinctive red blush

The golden showstopper. Exceptionally sweet and delicate with lower acidity than dark cherries, the creamy yellow flesh has a refined, almost honey-like sweetness that commands premium pricing.

Harvest:Early — Mid July
Fresh eatingGourmet dessertsGarnishes
Santina — Burgundy Pearl cherries

Santina — Burgundy Pearl

Deep burgundy, almost black

Our newest variety. Santina cherries — marketed as Burgundy Pearl — are large, firm, and intensely sweet with a rich, complex flavor. A next-generation cherry that delivers exceptional eating quality and outstanding shelf life.

Harvest:Late June — Early July
Fresh eatingSnackingChocolate pairing

Our Cherry Orchards

440 acres across multiple blocks in Franklin County, Washington. Click any orchard to see details.

Why Washington Cherries?

The perfect growing conditions for exceptional fruit.

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Warm Days

Long summer days with abundant sunshine develop the sugars that make our cherries sweet.

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Cool Nights

Cool desert nights preserve the firm texture and vibrant color that define premium cherries.

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Rich Soil

The Columbia Basin's rich, mineral-laden soil provides the nutrients our cherry trees need to produce exceptional fruit.