Sweet cherry REGINA

Regina is a popular late dessert sweet cherry valued for very large, dark red, firm berries that keep well on the tree and are less prone to cracking after rain.

Main features

• Ripening: late, usually the second half or end of July.
• Fruit: 8-10 g, very large, dark red, shiny and often broad heart-shaped.
• Taste and texture: sweet, juicy and firm, suitable for transport.
• Keeping: ripe berries can remain on the tree longer without rotting.

Pollination

Not self-pollinating. Suitable pollinators include Lapins, Kordia, Summit and Staccato.

Growing notes

Choose a sunny, warm, sheltered location with fertile, well-drained soil. The berries are hardly affected by rain cracking and the tree is resistant to bacterial canker and other diseases. The product is a two-year-old seedling, about 150-170 cm tall.