• @NewEnglandRedshirt
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    61 year ago

    Come on, you can’t just cherry-pick this kind of information

    • @gothicdecadence
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      31 year ago

      I was gonna comment that as soon as I saw the title but you beat me to it lol

  • @Candelestine
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    51 year ago

    Michigan produces a lot of fruit in general, the climate and soil seems to be very good for it. Probably some of the best in the midwest.

    • @HeraOP
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      21 year ago

      Maybe it’s all the water? Michigan is series of peninsulas all the way down

  • @Doolbs
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    31 year ago

    I live in Washington and we have a huge cherry industry.

    Color me surprised.

    Learn something new every day though.

    • @SexyTimeSasquatch
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      31 year ago

      Dude we have great cherries this time of year. Most of what is grown in Washington are sweet cherries. Our Rainier cherries are the absolute best.

      • @autumn_rain
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        11 year ago

        I saw them on sale today at Grocery Outlet. ☺️

  • LateToTheCuttingEdge
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    31 year ago

    Traverse City, up at the tip of the Lower Peninsula, holds a Cherry Fest every year and also produces some of the best wine in the country. The Great Lakes (Lake Michigan in particular) help to moderate temperatures, and we get a good amount of precipitation every year. Our cherries and apples are outstanding.

    source: born and raised Michigander

  • @HeraOP
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    11 year ago

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