OLYMPUS (PC 6659-2)
(A Washington State University Cherry Variety)

Fruit: Large, heart shaped, similar to Bing.

Skin: Bright dark red and glossy.

Flesh: Firmer than Lambert and medium red, low acid.

Maturity: 4 to 6 days after Bing. Just ahead of Lapins, about Lambert time.

Pollinators: Bing, Lambert, Sam. Blooms late.

Comments: Long stems. Vigorous spreading shape tree. May crack slightly at the apex. Maybe not as good as Lapins.

Information: Taken from U.S.A. data.

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