Cherry fruit seedlings – Samberst

The Samberst Cherry is a variety that stands out for its exceptional taste and characteristics that make it a popular choice among fruit growers. It ripens in the first half of June, providing large and attractive fruits.

The Samberst cherry tree is moderately vigorous, with a wide and branched crown, allowing for optimal fruit development. It blooms moderately late but is a self-pollinating variety, making it useful as a universal pollinator for other cherry varieties. It bears fruit early and regularly, ensuring a stable yield throughout the season.

The fruits of the Samberst cherry are very large, with an average weight of 10-12 grams, a notably long stem, and an intense red to dark red color, making them very attractive and suitable for consumption. This variety is of interest for planting due to its large fruits and self-pollination ability, making it attractive to fruit growers.

The Samberst cherry requires regular pruning to maintain fruit size and quality, but with proper care and attention, it can provide abundant and high-quality yields for many years.

In summary, the Samberst cherry is a variety that combines exceptional taste with the advantages of self-pollination and stable yields. Its ability to serve as a universal pollinator, along with its large fruits, makes it a popular choice among fruit growers.

Available on rootstock: Magriva, Wild cherry, and Kolt. Upon request, Gizela 5 and Gizela 6.