Aphrodite

Aphrodite is a cherry-plum hybrid, known as a duke, distinguished by large, attractive, and uniform fruits of a flat-round shape in dark burgundy color. The berry flesh is dark red, firm, and harmonious, possessing high taste and market qualities. Fruit ripening occurs in a medium term, approximately from June 10 to 20, which allows for an early harvest.

One of the key advantages of the Aphrodite variety is its low crown, which facilitates care and harvest collection. The variety is characterized by very high transportability, making it convenient for transport and sale over long distances. Additionally, Aphrodite differs in increased resistance to drought, frost, and various diseases, which contributes to stable and high yield.

This hybrid is ideally suited for growing in gardens where early ripening periods and fruit quality are valued. Due to its characteristics, Aphrodite is in demand among both amateur gardeners and commercial production, providing tasty and attractive berries with excellent market properties.