IPS PLANT, FRUIT VARIETIES LICENSE MANAGEMENT, EXPERIEMENTAL ORCHARDS, RESEARCH AND SELECTION

Our fruit varieties

Cherries

Royal Bailey (cov)

Note the large size for an early maturing fruit

Fruit firmness is excellent

Early variety with attractive fruit characterised by high flavour qualities

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Intellectuel property

Breeder : Zaiger Genetics

License manager : International Plant Selection

Tree

Port : erected

Vigour : moderate

Areas of development : all

Flowering time

Flowering time : early

Alleles : S1 - S3

Pollinator : Samba®, Sweetheart®, Royal Hermione®, Folfer (cov)

Fruit

Maturity : +7j Burlat (témoin)

Size : 30-32

Color : red

Organoleptic qualities : a sweet cherry, with strong aromatic componants

Shape : rounded

Picking colour criteria (Ctifl) : 4/5

Firmness : 70/80 Durofel

Brix : 15%

Fruit skin colour : deep dark red colour (CTIFL code 4/5)

Additional information :

Rain cover advised as the variety is sensitive to cracking

Early flowering—similar to Sweetheart®

More information at the following link : https://patents.google.com/patent/USPP21835P2/en

Our suggestions

Royal Hazel (cov)

Maturity : 7j Burlat (témoin)

Early maturing fruit (just after Burlat)

Low chilling

Santina (cov)

Maturity : 10j Burlat (témoin) Variété autofertile a implanter dans les zones méridionales. Un fruit sucré et très ferme.

Royal Edie (cov)

Maturity : -7j Sweetheart® (témoin)

Self– fertile variety.
Attractive fruits, with superb eating qualities.

Fruit‘s firmness is very good

The biggest calibre to be expected for a late maturing cherry

Royal Tioga (cov)

Maturity : 0j Burlat (témoin) Self-fertile adapted to low chilling areas

More adapted to medium-low chilling areas

Regular, constant production

Maturity chart