This invention relates to an intermediate height Sand Cherry plant known as Prunus pumila and referred to by the name ‘UCONNPP002’, with a dense mounded form that is easy to produce and exhibits reliable landscape performance and ornamental traits as shown herein and described.

Described herein is an acerola cherry (Malpighia emarginata DC.) variety designated Nutrilite Acerola Super C, plants thereof, seed thereof, hybrids thereof, products thereof, and cultivars derived therefrom. The Nutrilite Acerola Super C variety has greater fruit yield, greater fruit mass, greater productivity, greater amounts of vitamin C, greater amounts of polyphenols, greater amounts of antioxidants, improved fruit firmness, and greater juice yields, among other desirable phenotypic or genotypic characteristics, as compared to other varieties of acerola plants or wild-type acerola.

A new cherry tree variety suitable for use as rootstock.

A new cherry tree variety suitable for use as rootstock.

A new and distinct variety of cherry tree denominated STARLAM has fruits with important fruit set, that ripen late to very late in the season, with large to very large size and two-colored red and yellow fruit skin, very firm, and with a good and semi-sweet to balanced flavor and eating quality; the fruit is further characterized by its good handling and storage qualities.

A new and distinct variety of cherry tree denominated TARDILAM has fruits with important fruit set, that ripen late to very late in the season, with large size and homogenous bright red fruit skin, very firm, and with a good and semi-sweet to balanced flavor and eating quality; the fruit is further characterized by its good handling and storage qualities.

A new and distinct variety of cherry tree having a spreading dwarf bush habit, bright red, elongated, heart-shaped fruit, high flesh to pit ratio, slight sweetness good for eating fresh, and hardy to 40 degrees Celsius, is disclosed.

A new and distinct variety of sweet cherry tree, which is denominated varietally as SMS-1-CA-WA 2014-1 is described, with very high productivity and which produces early ripening fruit considered large in size and low in off-grade fruit types of deep suture, spur, and double fruit formations under the ecological conditions prevailing in Lodi, Calif.

This invention relates to an intermediate height Sand Cherry plant known as Prunus pumila and referred to by the name UCONNPP002, with a dense mounded form that is easy to produce and exhibits reliable landscape performance and ornamental traits as shown herein and described.

A variety of ornamental cherry that combines a strongly upright branch habit, a narrow form, and deep pink flowers.