Cherry ‘Kordia’
Cherry ‘Kordia’ is a introduction. It is a fantastic eating variety with unusually large fruits. Dark-purple cherries with a delectable sweetness are produced for harvest in early August. This cultivar is not self-fertile. It is best grown with another variety for the heaviest crops. If you only have room for one tree, make sure a neighbour has a tree nearby that can serve as a pollinator. (Group 4 Pollination). Even in wet summers, the fruits are resistant to splitting, ensuring a high-quality crop. Once planted, the time to harvest is estimated to be two years. The time to best yields is estimated to be four years. Cherry rootstocks: Gisella 5 – Semi-dwarf reaching a mature height of up to 3m (10′) Gisella 6 – Semi vigorous reaching a mature height of up to 4m (13′) Colt – Semi vigorous reaching a mature height of 5m (16′)
