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Bing cherry

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The Bing cherry is one of the most beloved sweet cherry varieties, prized for its rich flavor and glossy, deep red fruit. Ripening in mid-summer, Bing cherries are large, firm, and bursting with sweetness, making them ideal for fresh eating, desserts, and preserves. The tree is vigorous and productive, with attractive spring blossoms that add ornamental beauty before giving way to abundant harvests. Because Bing is not self-fertile, it requires a compatible pollinizer such as Rainier, Black Tartarian, or Van to ensure reliable fruit set. With its combination of beauty, productivity, and exceptional taste, Bing cherry remains a classic choice for orchards and home gardens alike.

 

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District Information
Clare Conservation District 
225 W. Main Street (Clare Co Building)
  PO Box 356
​Harrison Michigan 48625

​Telephone: 989-539-6401

Habitat Education Property

5000 E. Gladwin Rd.
Harrison, MI 48625


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 ​OFFICE HOURS
Located in the Clare County Courthouse open Monday-Friday 8 am - 4:30 pm
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The Conservation District is a field office. Call to verify someone will be in the office.



​OFFICE STAFF
  Christiane Rathke
​District Administrator
Soil Erosion Sedimentation Control (SESC) Agent
[email protected]
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Mike Dittenber
​ District Forester
​[email protected]

Brandi Mitchell
MAEAP Technician
[email protected]

Cameron Lewis
​Program Support Specialist
[email protected]


Monthly Board Meeting 
**New Location**
Pere Marquette Public LIbrary, Clare, MI
3rd Tuesday of every month @ 6:30pm 
Any change to this schedule will be posted on this website



Board of Directors
Matt Jones-Chair
Darren Murray-Vice Chair

Benjamin Brown-Treasurer
Lacey Badelt-Secratary
Cole Schell-Director