Ostheimer

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Prunus avium (L.) L. Sweet cherry · Fruit crops

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Variety description

10 August 2026

The tree has medium vigor, forming a broadly rounded or spreading crown with dense foliage. A characteristic feature is the numerous thin, relatively short, and drooping fruit-bearing branches.

The fruit have an average weight of 3–5 g and are characterized by a round or slightly flattened shape. The skin and flesh are colored dark red, almost black-red. The taste of the fruit is sweet-and-sour with a distinct aroma. The variety matures relatively early.

The plant is hardy and capable of growing in dry and moderately moist soils. The variety is self-sterile and requires planting with pollinator varieties such as «Шаттенморелль» or «Лотовая». The fruit are suitable for fresh consumption and for various types of processing.

The variety group includes several clones, such as «Reinhardts Ostheimer» and «Naumburger Ostheimer», selected for improved productivity and crop quality.

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