EBONYPEARL sweet cherry SEMI-DWARF (GISELA 12)
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This tree needs pollination
Compatible trees:
LAPINS sweet cherry LARGE SEMI-DWARF (MAHALAB)
LAPINS sweet cherry LARGE SEMI-DWARF (MAHALAB)
STELLA sweet cherry LARGE SEMI-DWARF (MAHALEB)
STELLA sweet cherry LARGE SEMI-DWARF (MAHALEB)
BING sweet cherry DWARF
BING sweet cherry DWARF
Available only in spring 2026
🍒 EbonyPearl™ Cherry Tree (Prunus NY32)
🌸 Origin and type
- Trade name: EbonyPearl™
- Species: Prunus avium (sweet cherry)
- Origin: Cornell University, New York, United States
- Year introduced: Not specified
- Type: Hybrid cherry tree, premium variety
🌳 Tree characteristics
- Growth habit: Spread out, vigorous
- Mature height: Approximately 14 to 18 feet
- Hardiness: Suitable for moderate climates
- Exposure: Full sun
- Soil: Well-drained, fertile
- Growth: Medium to fast, bears fruit after 3 to 4 years
🍒 Fruit
- Shape: Round, slightly flattened
- Size: Large (approximately 9.5 rows, 11.6 g)
- Skin: Dark red, almost black
- Flesh: Yellow, firm, juicy
- Flavor: Very sweet, excellent taste
- Stone: Semi-adherent
- Harvest: Mid-season (around May 20 to June 5)
- Use: Fresh, jams, pastries
- Storage: 1 to 2 weeks in the refrigerator
🌼 Flowering and pollination
- Flowering: Mid-season (April to early May)
- Pollination: Self-sterile (genotype S1S4)
- Compatible pollinators:
- Lapins™
- Stella™
- Bing™
- Rainier™
- Black Tartarian™
- Van™
- Planting distance: 3 to 4 m between trees for optimal pollination
🛠️ Cultivation and care
- Planting: Fall or early spring
- Watering: Regular, especially in the first few years
- Pruning: Winter pruning to aerate the branches and promote light
- Thinning: Recommended if the tree bears a lot of fruit
- Diseases: Good resistance to common diseases, especially canker
🍽️ Uses
- Fresh fruit for eating
- Jams, compotes, pastries
- Less suitable for drying or freezing
đź’ˇ Advantages
âś… Very sweet, excellent taste
âś… Good resistance to cracking (only 4% cracking during one inch of rain)
âś… Mid-season flowering, ideal for extending the harvest period
âś… Vigorous and spreading growth habit, suitable for commercial orchards
⚠️ Points to watch
- Flowering sensitive to late spring frosts
- Fruits are fragile, requiring careful harvesting
- Prefer a sheltered location to avoid wind damage