- Family :
- Rosaceae
- Origin :
- Horticultural
- Hardiness :
- 5a
- Exposition :
- Full sun
- Height at maturity :
- 3 m
- Spread at maturity :
- 3 m
- Spacing requirement from power lines :
- None
- Crown shape :
- Erected
- Growth rate :
- Average
- Roots :
- Superficial root system
- Soil and moisture :
- Loose soil; Soil moisture fresh, not too dry; acid, neutral ph.
- Tolerance to road salt :
- Low
- Tolerance to pollution :
- High
- Tolerance to salt spray :
- High
- Fertility :
- Partially self-fertile. It is advisable to plant another cherry tree nearby for cross-pollination. ex: Clapp, Patten, Summercrisp, Bartlett, Bartlett Rouge, Anjou, Flemish Beauty
- Common problems (disease, fungus, insects) :
- Good resistance to diseases and insects.
- Special comments :
- Vigorous, hardy and very productive; It is the variety most commonly found in gardens, as it is very popular and can be eaten fresh, as well as in pastry or jam; Watering can be important at planting and during the first years.
