Description
Full technical specifications
| Features | Details |
|---|---|
| Rootstock | Prunus Avium (Franc), Colt |
| Soil | Universal, prefers rich, well-drained soils |
| Exhibition | Sunny, tolerates partial shade |
| Mature Height | Between 2.5m (Colt) and 6m (Franc) |
| Tree | Medium to Strong, depending on the rootstock |
| Harvesting | Early in late May to early June |
| Fruit | Dark red |
| Taste of Fruit | Sweet with a slight tart note |
| Usage | Fresh food, jams, pies |
| Disease | Resistant to most common diseases |
| Hardiness | 5-8 |
The Early Delight of the Season: Early Rivers Cherry
- First cherries : One of the first varieties to be produced every year.
- Flavor : Purple cherries with a sweet and slightly acidic taste, ideal to awaken your taste buds after winter.
Flexibility and Adaptability to the Garden
Ground Tolerance
- Adaptability : Suitable for all types of soils .
Rootstock Options and Suitable Soils
Types of Rootstocks
- Prunus Avium (Franc): For more vigorous trees and deep, rich soils.
- Colt : Suitable for lighter, sandy or clay soils.
Benefits and Uses of Early Rivers Cherry
A versatile fruit in the kitchen
- Fresh tasting : Perfect for direct consumption.
- Various recipes: Excellent in summer salads, jams, pies and clafoutis.
- Versatility : Pairs well with both sweet and savory dishes.
Nutrient Richness
- Vitamins and antioxidants : A rich source of nutrients.
- Anti-inflammatory benefits : A healthy addition to your diet.
The Early Rivers Cherry Tree Legacy
- Origin : Born in England in the Rivers nursery in 1865.
- Early variety : Its fruits are among the first to hit the market each spring.
- Taste : Renowned for its dark red cherries with a sweet and slightly tart flavor.
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