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It is a robust and vigorous variety with a semierect bearing. It blossoms early to mid in the season. Productive and tolerant variety. It starts yielding early in its life and develops best when the orchard has good sunshine exposure. POLLINATORS: Self-sterile. The best pollinators are Kordia, Stella, Sunburst, Bing. FRUIT APPEARANCE: Elongated and heart-shaped. Skin is glossy, rich dark red in color. The flesh is dark red, firm, crisp, juicy. Taste is sweet-sour, with a nice aroma. FRUIT SIZE: Large. HARVEST: Late in the season. Mid-June. COMMERCIAL USE: Consumed fresh and also used in cooking and baking. It is valuable to the processing industry as it can be preserved, canned, and frozen.

Sweet cherry (Prunus avium L.) is a deciduous woody plant and belongs to the Rosaceae family and Prunoideae subfamily. The fruit is a monocarpic pome, with a spherical appearance and dark red, pink, or yellow color. The fruits are meaty, sweet-tasting, 2-3 pieces stacked together on stalks. Sweet cherry is a very important agricultural plant and its fruits are in high demand both for fresh consumption and for processing. Sweet cherry has the most vitamin C compared to other pome fruit. The fruit is also rich in zinc, folic acid, calcium, antioxidants, and flavonoids which play an important role in a healthy diet. Cherry also contains cellulose, which tightly regulates digestion.

Vigour of the tree is medium strong, and branches have a medium spreading growing habit. It is suitable for all types of tree forming and growing systems. Flowering is mid-late and is a good pollinator. POLLINATORS: Conference. FRUIT APPEARANCE: Shape is conical, elongated. Skin is thin, smooth, glossy with a green-yellow base color, yellow-bronze overlay, with possible pink blushes on the sunny side. The flesh is white-yellow in color, soft, juicy. Taste is sweet, with possible sour notes. FRUIT SIZE: Medium-large to large. HARVEST: Second half of September.

Medium to high vigour, with upright branch spreading. It is flowering late in the season. Grows best in temperate climates, but it is tolerant of various climate conditions. Suitable for modern intense orchards, and is giving substantial crops. POLLINATORS: Ideally two or three, such as Kordia, Sunburst, Stella. FRUIT APPEARANCE: Square-shouldered heart shape of the fruit. The skin is bright dark red to deep purple in color, with dark red flesh. FRUIT SIZE: Very large fruits. HARVEST: Late June - early July, with a long harvest window. COMMERCIAL USE: Extremely firm, crunchy, and sweet in taste, this