Long-Expected — a high-yield cherry variety with early ripening, bred by crossing the 'Griot Osteym' and 'Valery Chkalov' varieties. The trees are of medium height with a beautiful wide-oval crown and thick gray-brown shoots. The fruits are dark red, flat-round, and weigh about 9-10 grams. The flesh is sweet without sourness, featuring a strong cherry aroma, and the pit is small and easily separates. The fruit juice is rich red or dark red. The variety starts bearing fruit in the 3rd-4th year and is suitable for both home gardens and industrial cultivation.
The fruits of the 'Long-Expected' variety are suitable for fresh consumption and various types of preservation due to their excellent taste qualities, confirmed by a tasting score of 4.7 out of 5. The trees have good winter hardiness and drought resistance, making them a reliable choice for various climate conditions. High yield and attractive fruit appearance make this variety in demand among gardeners.
Furthermore, the cherry to which this variety belongs is known for its beneficial properties. The fruits contain fructose, pectins, bioflavonoids, iron, vitamins, and trace elements, which contribute to strengthening health. The trees reach a height of about 3 meters, have a wide and dense crown, and flowering occurs in April with white flowers. The ripening period falls in the last decade of June, allowing for an early harvest of delicious and healthy berries.
