Red to crimson fruit, very sweet, tends to be small. Very long stems. One of the sweeter cherries, but can go soft so not a good candidate for storing, best eaten fresh.
Common Uses
Eating
Origin
Czech Republic
Pollination
Not self-fertile. Pollinised by Stella, Lapins, Sunburst, Sweetheart, may be pollinised by other late flowering varieties (but not Van, Windsor, or Regina)
Chill Hours
Blossom Time
Late flowering variety
Harvest Time
-7 days Bing
Production Notes
Heavy cropper
Disease Susceptibility
Like most cherries, susceptible to splitting in wet weather at harvest or in the 7-10 days before harvest.
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