Regina Cherry Tree

Origin: Germany

Description:The Regina Cherry Tree is a popular variety because of its late ripening, sweet cherries which are large and firm with a deep, dark red color. This variety is particularly adaptable to different climates, showing good resistance to cracking and a robust tolerance to both frost and disease. The trees have a vigorous, upright growth habit which ensures ease of management and supports high fruit quality.

Fruit: The cherries produced by the Regina tree are noted for their superb flavor and texture. They are exceptionally sweet with a slight tartness, making them ideal for fresh eating, desserts, and canning. The skin is thick and glossy, which contributes to their excellent shelf life and transportability.

Harvest: The harvest period for Regina Cherries begins in late June to early July, depending on local climate conditions. The fruit has a consistent size and quality, making it a favorite among growers for its reliability and extended harvest window.

Pollination: Regina cherries benefit from cross-pollination for enhanced fruit set and size. Suitable pollinators include the Lapins, Sweetheart, and Kordia cherry varieties.

Spacing: Optimal spacing for planting Regina Cherry Trees is about 4 meters between trees, which allows ample room for growth and harvesting activities. These trees typically reach a height of 3 to 4 meters at maturity.

Good to know: This resistance of the variety to late frosts and its ability to withstand rain-induced cracking makes it a valuable choice for growers in regions prone to such weather conditions. Additionally, the consistent production and high-quality of its fruit make it a good option for commercial orchards.