Prunus 'Kelleris nr.16'

Category: Fruit — Sour cherry

Prunus cerasus 'Kelleris' 16 is a self-pollinating sour cherry tree with a fairly upright habit that later spreads out. The tree reaches a height of approximately 4 to 6 meters. In April, it blooms profusely with white flowers. In autumn, the leaves turn yellow and orange-brown. It prefers a sunny location with well-drained, fertile soil. This variety is known for its good yield and juicy, dark red cherries. The tree is very winter-hardy and fairly resistant to diseases such as mold and cracking. The fruits are edible, but the pits contain small amounts of toxins and should not be eaten.