The light skin and delicate nature of Rainiers occasionally leaves light brown spots on the skin. This is not a flaw, but actually an extra-sweet sugar spot.
Rainier cherries typically grow one to two sizes larger than their dark-sweet cherry counterparts.
Rainier cherry trees are often used as a pollenizer for dark-sweet cherry varieties.
The mother tree that produced the first Rainier cherries still grows in Prosser, Washington.
National Rainier Cherry Day is celebrated on July 11 each year.
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coworker told me he “hates all mollusks” today. and to each their own obviously but like… theres 100k species of mollusk… you really hate all of them bro? nautiluses and oysters and snails and nudibranches and chitons and thousands of animals youve never even heard of???? what did ammonites even fucking do to you
