- 1Early Rivers
A large dry sweet cherry with mild acidity. Once widely grown in Kent.
- 2Emperor Francis
Exceptional cherry. A dark red sweet cherry with a pleasingly soft buttery texture which tastes like fine tawny port.
- 3Inga
Sold-out
A large juicy dark red cherry with a delightful buttery texture and deep rich flavour, one of my favourite fruits of the year
- 4Kordia
Sold-out
A new sweet cherry. Large dark red/black fruit resistant to cracking. A good blend of modern and heritage cherry characteristics with a much milder flavour than the richest heritage varieties
- 5Lapins
Also known as Cherokee, this is very popular heavy cropping self-fertile sweet cherry. A late cherry with with dry/meaty texture and mild sweet flavour.
- 6Merchant
An excellent giant cherry with a perfectly balanced rich flavour which melts in your mouth
- 7Mermat
An Excellent large black cherry, sweet buttery/soft texture balanced perfectly with a subtle acidic aftertaste.
- 8Merton Bigarreau
A delicious sweet dark red sweet cherry with white flesh. Very unusual.
- 9Pat
An excellent sweet black cherry, very juicy and buttery/soft texture, thick skin.
- 10Penny
A modern cherry raised at East Malling in Kent. Big, meaty and dry. Can develop a rich/acidic flavour when fully ripe.
- 11Stella
The most popular sweet cherry in the UK. Self-fertile and reliable cropper.
- 12Summer Sun
Sold-out
An excellent sweet cherry with good frost tolerance particularly suitable for colder locations.
- 13Summit
A large dark red cherry once grown commercially in Kent. The flesh is meaty and richly flavoured with a good balance of intense sweetness and some aciditity.
- 14Sunburst
A heavy cropping self fertile cherry producing large sweet almost dark red cherries. The flesh is meaty and slightly juicy and has a light rich/sweet flavour
- 15Sweetheart
One of the most popular modern commercial self-fertile eating cherries. meaty/dry texture and sweet when fully ripe.