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Stella Cherry

A self-fertile sweet cherry with dark red, almost black fruit and a rich, juicy flavor. It’s a reliable cropper, ripening in mid-summer and great for fresh eating.

Basic Information

Species:

Cherry

Variety:

Stella

Scientific Name:

Prunus avium 'Stella'

Cramond Trees Location

Related Tree Tags:

14, 15, 20

Location:

Cramond House 14, 15, 20

More about the Tree

Uses and Benefits:

A self-fertile sweet cherry with dark, juicy fruit, perfect for fresh eating, desserts, and preserves. The wood is hard and reddish, sometimes used for fine furniture or veneer. The tree is also ornamental, with beautiful spring blossoms.

Fun facts:

The first self-fertile sweet cherry, revolutionizing home orchards (1968).

Named after Dr. Stella Zabela, who bred it in Canada.

Crows love stealing the fruit - netting is a must!

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