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Regina™ York 57/201cv. Cherry on Mahaleb (Spring 2024)


A highly flavored, crack-resistant sweet cherry. Also known as York 57/201.

A vigorous and upright tree with good canker resistance, Regina™ is also cold hardy and crack resistant. Regina™ is a late-blooming sweet cherry that is not self-fertile. It belongs to Pollination Group II, and it can be paired with any mid-late blooming cherry that is not also in Group II. Benton®, Sweetheart, Sylvia, Stella, Sam, Stark's Gold, and Attika are among the recommended pollination partners. 

Ripening late-season, the fruit is large, firm, sweet, and highly flavored. It has found success with commercial growers, often replacing Bing on account of its firmness and superior flavor. 

Regina™ was bred at the Jork Fruit Experiment Station in Hannover, Germany. It is a cross of Schneiders Spate Knorpelkirsche and Rube.

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A vigorous and upright tree with good canker resistance, Regina™ is also cold hardy and crack resistant. Regina™ is a late-blooming sweet cherry that is not self-fertile. It belongs to Pollination Group II, and it can be paired with any mid-late blooming cherry that is not also in Group II. Benton®, Sweetheart, Sylvia, Stella, Sam, Stark's Gold, and Attika are among the recommended pollination partners. 

Ripening late-season, the fruit is large, firm, sweet, and highly flavored. It has found success with commercial growers, often replacing Bing on account of its firmness and superior flavor. 

Regina™ was bred at the Jork Fruit Experiment Station in Hannover, Germany. It is a cross of Schneiders Spate Knorpelkirsche and Rube.


The Fruit

Fruit Type

Category: Cherry
Subcategory: Crack-Resistant, Sweet, Cold-Hardy

Fruit Uses & Storage

Uses: fresh eating, canning
Storage duration: less than one month (approximate, depending on storage conditions)

Fruit Appearance

Skin color: red
Flesh color: red

Fruit Origins

Parentage: Schneiders Spate Knorpelkirsche x Rube
Origin: Hannover, Germany
Introduced in: 1998
Introduced by: Karl-Heinz Tiemann; Jork Fruit Experiment Station

The Environment

Calendar & Geography

USDA zones: 5 - 8
Chill hours: 1000
Ripening date: Jun 30 (approximate, in New York State) + 10 days after Bing

Tree Height & Spacing

Rootstock: Mahaleb Rootstock
Rootstock size class: Half-Standard (60% of Standard)
Tree spacing: See details
Good for wildlife planting? N

Diseases & Pests

Bacterial Canker of Stone Fruit: Very Resistant
Powdery Mildew: Resistant

Pollination

Pollination Factors

Bloom group: 4
Is it self-fertile? N
Is it fertile? Y
Ploidy: Diploid
Rootstock size class: Half-Standard (60% of Standard)

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