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Shrub cherry 'Romeo' seedlings

Prunnus fruticosus x cerasus 'Romeo' - the late bush cherry for fresh enjoyment

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Plant size: root ball ⌀ = 4 cm; height 5.5 cm
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Plant size: root ball ⌀ = 4 cm; height 5.5 cm
Plates Price* per plant*
1-3 plates €90,00 EUR €1,50 EUR
4-43 plates €85,50 EUR €1,43 EUR
From 44 plates €81,00 EUR €1,35 EUR
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Fact sheet

Growth: compact, bushy and well-branched habit, only about 150 - 200 cm high

Ripeness/Harvest: the latest ripening time for the bush cherries, ripens from the end of July - one month later than Carmine Jewel

Fruits: medium-sized and dark red fruits, almost black when fully ripe - ripens 2 weeks later than the medium-late varieties

Taste: less sugar than Crimson Passion or Juliet, but also less acid - gives a mild taste that is close to sweet cherries

Variety description

The fruits of the 'Romeo' bush cherry are clearly recommended for fresh enjoyment. Because the latest ripening bush cherry in the range convinces with particularly mild-tasting fruits. In direct comparison, the fruits of 'Crimson Passion' seem sweeter and the fruits of 'Juliet' have a lot of sugar and acidity, more than 'Romeo', but that's exactly what makes the difference. The fruits of the 'Romeo' bush cherry have a very mild taste, although the fruits are not extremely sweet, they do not have that much acid. 'Romeo' is the shrub cherry variety that wants to please everyone and hardly offends anyone.
Since the bush cherry 'Romeo' is called almost a month later than the earliest variety 'Carmine Jewel' and still ripens two weeks later than the other varieties, 'Romeo' definitely belongs in every bush cherry assortment.

Technical data

SKU 55521
Type Romeo
Lubera type
License type
Advantages the latest bush cherry, aromatic, mild taste, very good for fresh enjoyment
Growth compact, bushy and well-branched habit, only about 150 - 200 cm high
Annual growth perennial
Blossoming time April
Blossom color white
Leaf color green
Leaves Summer green
Striking autumn color no
Ripeness/Harvest the latest ripening time for the bush cherries, ripens from the end of July - one month later than Carmine Jewel
Harvest time July August
Fruits medium-sized and dark red fruits, almost black when fully ripe - ripens 2 weeks later than the medium-late varieties
Fruit color dark red
Taste less sugar than Crimson Passion or Juliet, but also less acid - gives a mild taste that is close to sweet cherries
Sturdiness ****
Winter hardiness very good
Weight 0.0 kg