Trees of this variety are distinguished by a long lifespan and are well suited for cultivation as free-standing forms when using Mahaleb cherry rootstock. The variety is traditionally used in home and landscape gardening, with its adaptability to certain altitudes above sea level being taken into account in some regions.
The fruits of the variety are valued for their taste qualities and possess resistance to cracking during rains. The trees rarely suffer from gummosis, except for periods following severe winters. Like most cherry varieties, the plant is at risk of flower damage from spring frosts.
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