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We grow a good range of self fertile sweet Cherry Trees that do not need to be pollinated.
However, more than half of our range, including all the earliest cropping cherries, will need a pollination partner to bear fruit.
Pollination Groups:
Cherry trees will cross pollinate with trees in the same pollination group & the Pollination groups next to it.
For Example:
Name | Harvest | Pollination Group | Fertility |
Early Rivers | Early | A | Self Sterile |
Knight's Early Black | Mid | B | Self Sterile |
Merton Glory | Mid | B | Self Sterile |
Amber Heart | Early | C | Self Sterile |
Merton Bigarreau | Mid | C | Self Sterile |
Petit Noir | Mid | C | Self Fertile |
Van | Late | C | Self Sterile Excellent Pollinator |
Colney | Late | D | Self Sterile |
Lapins Cherokee | Mid | D | Self Fertile |
Bigarreau Napoleon | Late | D | Self Sterile Poor Pollinator |
Penny | Late | D | Self Sterile |
Skeena | Late | D | Self Fertile |
Stella | Late | D | Self Fertile Excellent Pollinator |
Summer Sun | Late | D | Self Fertile |
Sunburst | Late | D | Self Fertile |
Sweetheart | V Late | D | Self Fertile |
Vega | Late | D | Self Sterile |
Kordia | Mid | E | Self Sterile |
Morello (Sour Cherry) | Late | F | Self Fertile |