Columnar sour cherry MAYNARD

MAYNARD is a self-pollinating columnar sour cherry. The dark red fruit ripens in August. The narrow columnar tree grows 2.5-3 m tall, is winter-hardy and very productive. Attractive flowers decorate the garden, and the cherries are rich in B, C and PP vitamins and have antioxidant properties. Late flowering helps the blossoms avoid spring frosts.

The fruit is large or very large, 2-2.5 cm and 4-6.5 g, round and dark red. The flesh is dark red, juicy and tart-sweet, and the stone separates easily. Crops abundantly every year. Two-year-old seedling grown outdoors and potted this season.