Lambert Cherries
© Copyright 2010. Do not copy. All rights reserved and enforced.Lambert Cherries are Sweet Cherries. They are medium-sized cherries, usually heart-shaped (making them a Mazzard cherry), and dark red.
The flesh is soft and quite sweet.
Seth Lewelling sold an orchard in Milwaukie, Oregon to a Joseph Hamilton Lambert in 1857. What would ultimately become the Lambert tree appeared as a seedling in the orchard. He decided to give the seedling a try; he grafted the seedling onto what he thought was Duke Cherry stock. The tree appeared to die in 1880, but a new tree grew from the roots. The Lambert Cherry tree was propagated from cuttings from that regrowth.
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