Door County is all about cherries

Cherries are blended into a couple of the cheddar varieties made by Renard’s Cheese.  (Jon Jarosh/Door County Visitor Bureau, HANDOUT)

During harvest season, cherries are sold at roadside stands and markets throughout the Door County peninsula.  (Jon Jarosh/Door County Visitor Bureau, HANDOUT)

Dale Seaquist, 82, is patriarch of a family that has been growing cherries in Door County for more than a century.  (Jon Jarosh/Door County Visitor Bureau, HANDOUT)

The Wildwood Market just north of Sister Bay is in an old barracks that housed German POWs during World War II.  (Jon Jarosh/Door County Visitor Bureau, HANDOUT)

Pails of freshly picked cherries sit in a Door County orchard. Tourists can pick their own fruit for about a dollar a pound.  (Jon Jarosh/Door County Visitor Bureau, HANDOUT)

Cherry pie filling is among the wide variety of products sold by Seaquist Orchards, Wisconsin’s largest producer of cherries.  (John Nienhuis/Door County Visitor Bureau, HANDOUT)

These prisoners of war are working the soil at Martin Orchard in Door County.  (Wilmer Schroeder/ Door County Historical, HANDOUT)

A young girl picks and eats cherries at Orchard Country Winery & Market near Fish Creek in Door County.  (Jon Jarosh/Door County Visitor Bureau, HANDOUT)