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SWEET LORENZ – The Sweet Lorenz cherry variety originated in Italy at the University of Bologna. It is semi-upright and blooms in the middle of the season.
The yield is very good. The size of the fruit is 26 mm to 36 mm and the weight is from 14 g to 18 g. The cherry is dark red in color, of good firmness and very sweet.
The susceptibility of the fruit to cracking is very small.
BLACK STAR – This cherry variety also originated in Italy. The varieties Lapins and Burlat are crossed. Their tree is medium lush, wide, branched crowns. It is a self-fertile variety of cherry, and it blooms medium early. Black star gives birth regularly and very abundantly. The fruit is dark red, firm, sweet and large. The fruit measures 26 mm to 36 mm and weighs 14 g to 18 g.
GRACE STAR – The origin of the Grace star cherry variety is Italy. It was created by free pollination of the Burlat variety.
The tree is medium lush and well branched. It is relatively resistant to frost and drought. This variety of consolation gives birth regularly and extensively.
The fruit is juicy and sweet-sour in taste. It is very large (26 mm to 36 mm), weighing from 14 g to 18 g. Grace Star is a high quality cherry variety.
FERROVIA – ripens in the first half of June, moderate fertility. The fruit is large, with an average weight of 13 g, with a long stalk of red to dark red color.
The flesh of the fruit is firm, sweet and of high quality. Ferrovia is moderately sensitive to fruit cracking.
The fruits are excellent for handling and transport.
CORDIA – ripens in the first half of June. The fruit is very large, about 14 g, with a very long stalk, dark red skin and flesh of the same color, excellent taste and aroma.
It is characterized by fruits of excellent quality, one of the best late varieties of cherries. Cordia is one of the leading varieties of cherries in newer plantations.
Variety of medium late flowering time, with flowers slightly sensitive to spring frosts compared to other varieties of the same flowering time. It tolerates low temperatures very well. Moderately tolerant to fruit cracking. Self-fertile variety, requires pollinators.
REGINA is a late flowering and ripening variety that ripens in the second half of June.
It will cope well with winter frosts and is tolerant of colder weather conditions with more rainfall.
The fruit is large, weighing 15 grams, has a very good taste, has a long stalk of exceptional quality and is resistant to cracking.
