While some cherries need another variety for pollination, these varieties are self fertile so you only need one tree. They are also good pollinizers for other cherry varieties.
A self-fertile variety of sweet cherry with large black fruit of excellent flavor. The cherries are bacterial canker and crack resistant. This tree is a very consistent and heavy bearer. Needs only 500 chill hours!
A self fertile, very large, dark red cherry introduced and patented by Washington State University. It is crack resistant and very flavorful. On our dwarf Gisela 5 rootstock, it will produce more fruit, sooner then cherries on other rootstocks. A great backyard selection.
A self-fertile variety of sweet cherry with large black fruit of excellent flavor. The cherries are bacterial canker and crack resistant. This tree is a very consistent and heavy bearer. Needs only 500 chill hours!
This black, firm, juicy heart shaped cherry from Canada is ideal for a backyard grower without space for two sweet cherry trees. The tree is productive and the fruit is of excellent quality and moderately resistant to bacterial canker. On dwarf Gisela 5 rootstock.
A large bright red self fertile cherry with excellent flavor. It shows a low incidence of cracking. The tree is upright, vigorous and heavy bearing and precocious. From British Columbia, it performs well in much of the nation and has done well at the WSU Mt. Vernon station. It ripens late, a week after Lapins.
While some cherries need another variety for pollination, these varieties are self fertile so you only need one tree. They are also good pollinizers for other cherry varieties.
