Washington State cherries

We call them Queen Anne cherries, not sure why. They are so delicious; when I pulled this one from the bowl I loved that it was two cherries on one stem.

[Diana]

They could not look more perfect, beautifully captured Lou Ann! A great still life.

[Sam Palmer]

They look beautiful as well as delicious.

[katy]

I grew up eating these when I lived in Washington This is a beautiful picture of them. I tried to find out why they are named that, but could not find it.

[Danette Thompson]

They look good. My mom loved cherries.

[Peter]

Now they do look good don't they Lou Ann, they are also known as Royal Anne, Napoleon, Napoleon Bigarreau as well as your Queen Anne cherries:)

[Pat Knowles]

They look delicious! Unusual name!

[Carole Sandford]

They look good.

[Valerie Chesney]

Oh Yes! Lovely reflections too.

[Lou Ann]

@pcoulson Jerry is from Montana and remembers driving to Washington in the summer to pick Queen Anne’s. They are so good!