YAKIMA, Wash. (AP) — The cold, wet spring last year delayed the cherry harvest in Washington past the Fourth of July.
But a warmer spring this year has growers planning to have the harvest well under way by the end of June.
Washington State Fruit Commission Chairman B.J. Thurlby told KNDO (http://is.gd/Vea8op ) growers are hoping the nice weather holds. They expect to offer a stream of fresh cherries through the summer.
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Information from: KNDO-TV, http://www.kndo.com/
