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Hartland Cherry on Krymsk 7 (Spring 2025)


A productive and attractive sweet cherry tree. Also known as NY 3308.

This tree has a unusally spreading form, and is cold hardy. It appears to have good resistance to fungal leaf spot, bacterial rot, and brown canker. The tree is not self-fertile. It blooms mid-season and is compatible with most other mid-season blooming cherries. It is an excellent pollenizer.

Ripening early mid-season, Hartlant is very productive. The cherries are medium-large, flavorful, and a deep glossy purple. The crack-resistant fruit is an excellent candidate for both  commercial production and backyard growers.

Hartland is an open-pollinated offspring of Windsor, selected in 1958 at the Geneva Experiment Station in NY. It was patented in 1997.

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This tree has a unusally spreading form, and is cold hardy. It appears to have good resistance to fungal leaf spot, bacterial rot, and brown canker. The tree is not self-fertile. It blooms mid-season and is compatible with most other mid-season blooming cherries. It is an excellent pollenizer.

Ripening early mid-season, Hartlant is very productive. The cherries are medium-large, flavorful, and a deep glossy purple. The crack-resistant fruit is an excellent candidate for both  commercial production and backyard growers.

Hartland is an open-pollinated offspring of Windsor, selected in 1958 at the Geneva Experiment Station in NY. It was patented in 1997.


The Fruit

Fruit Type

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

Fruit Uses & Storage

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

Fruit Appearance

Skin color: red
Flesh color: red

Fruit Origins

Parentage: open-pollinated Winsor
Origin: Geneva, NY
Introduced in: 1997
Introduced by: Cornell University

The Environment

Calendar & Geography

USDA zones: 5 - 8
Chill hours: Not yet determined
Ripening date: Jun 16 (approximate, in New York State) 4 days before Bing

Tree Height & Spacing

Rootstock: Krymsk 7 Rootstock
Rootstock size class: Half-Standard (60% of Standard)
Tree spacing: See details
Good for wildlife planting? N

Diseases & Pests

Hartland Cherry on Krymsk 7 does not have any diseases or pests associated with it at this time.

Pollination

Pollination Factors

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

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