Primitna

Primitna cherry is a medium-sized tree reaching up to 2.5–3 meters in height with a round, dense, and branched crown. This variety is characterized by high winter hardiness and resistance to diseases, including protection against coccomyces, as well as good resistance to drought and frost. The tree begins fruiting in the third year after planting and is characterized by high annual yield. Primitna is partially self-fertile, which contributes to stable harvests.

The fruits of Primitna cherry are large, weighing about 6–7 grams, have a rounded shape close to heart-shaped, and a burgundy color with dark-red flesh. The berries are covered with a thin, dense skin, and their flesh is juicy, tender, and fleshy with a harmonious sweet-tart flavor. The juice extracted from the fruits has a rich dark-red hue. The stone easily separates from the flesh, making the fruits convenient for consumption and processing.

The variety is versatile in use: the fruits are suitable for both fresh consumption and processing. Due to its resistance to adverse conditions and low maintenance requirements, Primitna cherry is an excellent choice for gardeners seeking a stable and high-quality late-season harvest.