When are the Cherry Blossoms in Door County?
According to our friends at WiscoLens, the Door County Cherry trees are blooming in 2023! As of May 12, 2023, the cherry trees are a beautiful sight. The blooms usually last about a week.
The blooming season for cherry trees in Door County, Wisconsin typically lasts for about 7 to 10 days, depending on weather conditions. The blooming period usually starts in late April to early May, with the exact timing varying slightly from year to year. During this time, the cherry trees produce beautiful white to pink blossoms, which are a popular attraction for visitors to the region.
After the blooming period ends, the cherry trees start to produce fruit, which will ripen and be ready for harvest later in the summer. The ripening period for tart cherries in Door County typically occurs in July, and visitors can enjoy cherry picking, as well as other cherry-based products like pie, jam, and wine throughout the summer months.
Most cherry trees that are grown in Door County produce white to pink blooms in the spring, but the tart cherry trees that are the primary crop in the region typically have white blossoms. These white blossoms typically appear in late April to early May, depending on weather conditions. The white blossoms are a beautiful sight to behold, and they signal the start of the growing season for Door County’s cherry orchards. Some of the most popular varieties of tart cherry trees that produce white blossoms include Montmorency, Balaton, and North Star.
Author: News Desk
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