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Sweet cherry (Prunus avium L.) is a deciduous woody plant and belongs to the Rosaceae family and Prunoideae subfamily. The fruit is a monocarpic pome, with a spherical appearance and dark red, pink, or yellow color. The fruits are meaty, sweet-tasting, 2-3 pieces stacked together on stalks. Sweet cherry is a very important agricultural plant and its fruits are in high demand both for fresh consumption and for processing. Sweet cherry has the most vitamin C compared to other pome fruit. The fruit is also rich in zinc, folic acid, calcium, antioxidants, and flavonoids which play an important role in a healthy diet. Cherry also contains cellulose, which tightly regulates digestion.

A vigorous variety with a pyramidal, with a rather sparse crown. Regular, abundant, high potential crops. Flowering is mid-early. POLLINATORS: Suitable pollinating partners include varieties such as Čačak’s Beauty, Čačak’s Early and Čačak’s Native. FRUIT APPEARANCE: An oval, egg-shaped fruit. Dark blue, medium-thick skin with a greenish-yellow, very firm but juicy flesh. Sweet to sour in taste. FRUIT SIZE: Large to very large. HARVEST: Mid-August. COMMERCIAL USE: Handles transport excellently. Suitable

Medium vigorous with a relatively loose crown, round to pyramidal in shape, with strong and flexible branches. Stanley is an early, regular and heavy bearer. Stanley is a good choice for humid climates. Thrives best in sunny places and is easy to grow. It flourishes mid-early. Relatively resilient to drought. POLLINATORS: Self-fertile, but yields more abundantly if planted next to another variety. An excellent pollinator for other varieties. FRUIT APPEARANCE: Oval-shaped fruit. Dark blue to purple in color with a firm, juicy, greenish-golden flesh. Sweet, aromatic, rich flavor. FRUIT SIZE: Medium to large. HARVEST: Late, in Autumn (usually second half of August, early September).

A less to a medium vigorous tree with a pyramidal crown. The skeletal branches are strong and flexible. Starts yielding early, in the second or third year, with regular and abundant yields. It is flowering mid-early. Relatively resilient to drought. POLLINATORS: Self-fertile, but gives best results when planted near another variety. FRUIT APPEARANCE: Round to oval in shape, with a prominently visible seam that divides it into two equal halves. Thin, sturdy, dark blue skin. Firm, green to yellow flesh. FRUIT SIZE: Medium-large. HARVEST: Mid-early, from end of July to the beginning of August

Medium vigorous to a vigorous tree with pyramidal and sparse crown. An early bearer after planting. This variety is a regular and abundant yielder. It flourishes mid-early. POLLINATORS: Self-sterile. Suitable pollinators include Čačak’s Beauty, Čačak’s Best and Stanley. FRUIT APPEARANCE: Egg-shaped, somewhat elongated, with thin, purple to blue skin. The flesh is yellow, medium-firm, juicy, and sweet, with an exquisite taste. FRUIT SIZE: Medium-large to large. HARVEST: Early. End of June to the beginning of July

Sour Cherry (Prunus cerasus L.) is a woody plant and belongs to the family Rosaceae, genus Prunus. Sour cherries are in high demand for fresh consumption, but they are also very appreciated in industrial processing in the production of juices, jams, compotes, and as a frozen product. It is believed that cherries originating in Asia Minor, and brought to Greece. According to its nutritional composition, cherries are especially rich in vitamin C and B, and potassium. Thanks to the plant pigment anthocyanin, a strong antioxidant, cherries are very important in maintaining good health. Sour cherry fruit trees produced in our nurseries are done with the latest technology producing a tree for a professional sour cherry producer and industrial orchards.