Cherry fruit seedlings – Stella

The Stela cherry is a variety that stands out for its medium to large-sized fruits and self-pollination, making it a practical choice for gardeners and fruit growers. It ripens in mid-June, producing fruits with an average weight of around 7 grams.

The fruits of the Stela cherry have firm, sweet-tart flesh, making them ideal for fresh consumption and processing. The tree is medium-sized and branched, allowing for optimal fruit development.

Although the Stela cherry is prone to worm infestations due to the cherry fruit fly, this variety is distinguished as an excellent table variety that bears fruit early and regularly. It is one of the rare self-pollinating cherry varieties, meaning it does not require a pollinator, but it also pollinates other varieties well, making it a recommended choice for combining with other varieties in orchards.

In short, the Stela cherry combines the practicality of self-pollination with high fruit quality. Its early fruiting and abundant yields make it a popular choice among gardeners, while its ability to pollinate other varieties makes it useful for orchards with different cherry varieties.

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