During the first week in August 2022, a bulletin board at Seaquist Orchards — a farm north of Sister Bay in Door County, Wisconsin — indicates to visitors that five types of cherries are currently being harvested. And while that might sound like plenty, the board also shows that 23 types have already been sold out, gone for the season.
Door County, Wisconsin is a peninsula that extends into Lake Michigan, anchored by the town of Sturgeon Bay at the south, and Washington Island to the north. This midwestern haven welcomes around 2 million visitors in a standard year, and all of them know that cherries are
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