Cherry Saplings
0900 Agriculture
Features
- ✓ Rootstock: M14 / Wild Cherry / Mahaleb
- ✓ Origin: Canada
- ✓ Growth: Vigorous, semi-upright
- ✓ Fruit: Medium-sized, bright red
- ✓ Flesh: Juicy, moderately firm
- ✓ Taste: Balanced flavor
- ✓ Harvest: June 13–19
- ✓ Cracking Rate: Approx. 3%
- ✓ Usage: Fresh consumption, pastry, confectionery, processing
- ✓ Storage: Medium-term
Description
0900 Ziraat Cherry Sapling is one of Türkiye’s most famous and widely cultivated cherry varieties. Internationally recognized as “Turkish Cherry,” it is highly valued in export markets. All our saplings are certified, true-to-type, and disease-free.
The tree has a vigorous and semi-upright growth habit. Our saplings are available on M14, Wild Cherry, and Mahaleb rootstocks.
* M14 rootstock: Semi-dwarf growth, early bearing, and easier orchard management.
* Wild Cherry rootstock: Strong growth and long tree lifespan.
* Mahaleb rootstock: Excellent adaptation to dry and calcareous soils.
The fruits are medium-sized, bright red, and visually attractive. The flesh is moderately firm, juicy, and pleasantly flavored. Due to its appearance and aroma, it is commonly used in pastry, confectionery, and food industries.
Harvest time is between June 13–19. Approximately 3% fruit cracking may occur. Transport resistance is moderate, so careful harvesting and shipping are recommended.
Using suitable pollinator varieties improves productivity.
The tree has a vigorous and semi-upright growth habit. Our saplings are available on M14, Wild Cherry, and Mahaleb rootstocks.
* M14 rootstock: Semi-dwarf growth, early bearing, and easier orchard management.
* Wild Cherry rootstock: Strong growth and long tree lifespan.
* Mahaleb rootstock: Excellent adaptation to dry and calcareous soils.
The fruits are medium-sized, bright red, and visually attractive. The flesh is moderately firm, juicy, and pleasantly flavored. Due to its appearance and aroma, it is commonly used in pastry, confectionery, and food industries.
Harvest time is between June 13–19. Approximately 3% fruit cracking may occur. Transport resistance is moderate, so careful harvesting and shipping are recommended.
Using suitable pollinator varieties improves productivity.
