Black Gold Cherry Features_Late Blooming Rootstock can sucker in the

Rootstock can sucker in the early years

and productive

spreading growth habit and produces fruit at midseason

where people routinely live active lives

so best suited for growers with long

Black Gold Cherry Features_Late Blooming Rootstock can sucker in thePrunus avium 'Black Gold' We love the flavor and productivity of this large, firm, deep red (almost black), disease resistant sweet cherry. A delicious mid season treasure, especially for our East Coast growers! It is late blooming and self fertile so its sets a big crop where others fail. Moderately tolerant of rain at ripening time. From New York Fruit Testing. Requires 800 chill hours to reliably bloom and set fruit. Hardy to USDA Zone: 5 Mature