At the 2012 Cherry Fruit Day, we’ll have educational seminars on Tatura Trellis, a V shaped training system from Austrailia, spotted wing drosophila, a new pest in the Pacific Northwest, and uncommon varieties of cherries. Don’t forget the best part – you will have the option to pick and taste many varieties of cherries and pick and take home bags of cherries for $5 each (bags provided by WWFRF).
Field Days are free to members, and open to non-members for one-day only fees of $15/individual and $30/family (parents with their small children) at each event. Fees can be paid at the door or in advance with a credit card through PayPal (you don’t need a PayPal account) for an additional $1 service fee:
