IFG Cher-two
ActivePrunus avium (L.) L. · Sweet cherry
David W.Cain
10 August 2026
The variety is very old, presumably of Dutch origin, and was widely distributed in the XVIII–XIX centuries. The tree is characterized by medium to strong vigor and forms a wide crown. The fruits are intended for universal use, including fresh consumption and processing.
Fruit ripening occurs in July. The fruits are large or very large and heart-shaped. The skin is yellow-red with a pronounced red blush. The flesh is firm and juicy, possesses a sweet taste with a subtle tartness and aroma.
The plant is characterized by good overall resistance; however, like other sweet cherry varieties, it is sensitive to moisture levels during flowering and fruit set periods.
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