This invention is a new and distinct sweet cherry tree variety 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 zero to two days ahead of the Brooks variety (U.S. Plant Pat. No. 6,676). The IFG Cher-five has firm, medium acid fruit with an excellent cherry flavor. Fruits are more tolerant of rain induced cracking, and high temperature induced doubling than Brooks and stores better than Brooks.

This invention is a new and distinct sweet cherry tree variety denominated IFG Cher-three. The new sweet cherry tree is characterized by producing medium sized dark red fruits having reniform shape. Fruits ripen early about three to five days ahead of the Brooks variety. The IFG Cher-three has very firm, medium acid fruit with a good cherry flavor. Fruits are tolerant of rain induced cracking and high temperature induced double fruit. The tree has a low chilling requirement slightly lower than the Brooks variety.

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

This invention is a new and distinct sweet cherry tree variety denominated IFG Cher-two. The new sweet cherry tree is characterized by producing large dark red fruits having broad shoulders and flat to round base. Fruits ripen early about three to five days ahead of the Brooks variety. The IFG Cher-two has medium firm, medium acid fruit with a good cherry flavor. The tree has a medium low chilling requirement slightly lower than the Brooks variety. It produces fewer doubled and spurred fruits as compared to the Brooks variety in high summer temperature regions.

A new and distinct variety of cherry tree denominated REDLAM has fruits with medium to large size and dark red skin color, very firm, and with a good flavor and eating quality; the fruit is further characterized by its good handling and storage qualities.

A new cherry tree variety suitable for use as rootstock.

A new cherry tree variety suitable for use as rootstock.

A new cherry tree variety suitable for use as rootstock.

A new cherry tree variety suitable for use as rootstock.

A new cherry tree variety suitable for use as rootstock.