Final 113 is a new cultivar of Prunus avium having a strong and upright tree habit, self-fertile flowers, S-alleles S3S4, a late fruit ripening time, as well as heart-shaped fruit with less cracking compared to its male parent Sweetheart.

Final 121 is a new cultivar of Prunus avium having a medium-strong tree habit, self-fertile flowers, S-alleles S3S4, heart-shaped fruit with a black-red color, a fruit ripening time that is later its male parent Sweetheart, and fruit that is bigger in size than Sweetheart.

The new variety of cherry tree Sucherry3 is characterized by early ripening, large-size fruit with dark red flesh and dark red skin that becomes purple as it ripens, sweet flavor and a firm texture.

A new cherry tree named Kara King distinguished primarily by its wide harvest window. Early fruit is yellow and light red, suitable for market as Rainier-type cherry, while late-season fruit is dark red, suitable for market as a Bing-type cherry. Kara King is further distinguished by its large fruit size and high sugar content.

Vieyra is a new Rainier-type sweet cherry variety distinguished by its early-maturing fruit.

Vieyra is a new sweet cherry variety distinguished by its early-maturing fruit. The Vieyra cherry ripens 8 to 10 days earlier than Rainier and exhibits a brighter red overcolor as compared to Rainier.

A new and distinct cherry tree variety, Prunus avium L., cv. Sucherryone is characterized by very early ripening, large-size fruit, reniform fruit shape and high acidity.

A new and distinct cherry tree variety, Prunus avium L., cv. Sucherryone is characterized by very early ripening, large-size fruit, reniform fruit shape and high acidity.

This invention is a new and distinct sweet cherry tree denominated IFG Cher-four. The new sweet cherry tree is characterized by producing medium size blushed fruits having flat-round shape. Fruits ripen early, about Apr. 26, 2014 in Delano Calif. The IFG Cher-four has medium firm, medium acid fruit with a good cherry flavor. Fruits are tolerant of rain induced cracking. The sweet cherry tree has a medium low chilling requirement, about 300 to 400 chill hours.

This invention is a new and distinct sweet cherry tree denominated IFG Cher-five. The new sweet cherry tree is characterized by producing large size dark red fruits having flat-round shape. Fruits ripen early about Apr. 25, 2014 in Delano Calif. The IFG Cher-five has firm, medium acid fruit with an excellent cherry flavor. Fruits are tolerant of rain induced cracking, and high temperature induced doubling.