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This product is not longer available. Contact us for more information, alternatively here are some substitute varieties:
Shrub cherry 'Valentine' young plants
Shrub cherry 'Valentine' seedlings Prunnus fruticosus x cerasus 'Valentine' - Light red fruits for cakes and to use

Shrub 'Evans Cherry' seedlings

Prunnus fruticosus x cerasus 'Evans Cherry' - is most similar to a sour cherry, but more compact

(€99,00 per plate) €1,65 per plant
( per plate) €0,00 per plant
(€99,00 per plate) €1,65 per plant
excl. VAT plus shipping
Plate equals 60 plants
Plant size: root ball ⌀ = 4 cm; height 5.5 cm
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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
(* excl. tax plus shipping)

Fact sheet

Growth: very compact and shrub-like and well-branched growth, the most compact of all shrub cherries, only grows to a height of 170 cm

Ripeness/Harvest: medium ripening time, ripens from the beginning of July

Fruits: medium-sized and light red fruits that are very reminiscent of sour cherries

Taste: next to Valentine, Evans Cherry is the variety that comes closest to a sour cherry in terms of taste, fruity but acidic

Variety description

The shrub cherry 'Evans Cherry' was found in Canada, near the city of Edmonton - in the province of Alberta - almost 100 years ago. In all probability, this is an extremely compact sour cherry and not a "prairie cherry" in which the compact Prunus fruticosa has been crossed. Next to the shrub cherry variety 'Valentine', 'Evans Cherry' is the fastest growing variety and can reach a height of 3 m.
The fruits are from 'Evans Cherry' and are typical sour cherry fruits with a bright light red color and a slight sheen. As well as the fruity but acidic taste so typical of sour cherries. Therefore, the fruits of the bush cherry 'Evans Cherry' are mainly used for processing. Friends of sour fruits will certainly find a fresh treat possible.

Technical data

SKU 55525
Type Evan's Cherry
Lubera type
License type
Advantages acts like a sour cherry, weak growth - weaker than a sour cherry, bright red & sour fruits
Growth very compact and shrub-like and well-branched growth, the most compact of all shrub cherries, only grows to a height of 170 cm
Annual growth perennial
Blossoming time April
Blossom color white
Leaf color green
Leaves Summer green
Striking autumn color no
Ripeness/Harvest medium ripening time, ripens from the beginning of July
Harvest time July
Fruits medium-sized and light red fruits that are very reminiscent of sour cherries
Fruit color bright red
Taste next to Valentine, Evans Cherry is the variety that comes closest to a sour cherry in terms of taste, fruity but acidic
Sturdiness ****
Winter hardiness very good
Weight 0.0 kg