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Ulster Dark Sweet Cherry

Ulster Dark Sweet Cherry

Prunus avium 'Ulster'

Ulster is an excellent dark sweet cherry for the east and midwest. It is more crack tolerant than most varieties and the tree is quite hardy. It ripens in early mid-season and is large, crisp, sweet and tasty.


Height

10-16 Feet

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Spread

10-14 Feet


USDA Hardiness Zone 5-8

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Prunus avium 'Ulster'
Homeowner Growing and Maintenance Tips

Ulster is a hardy and productive tree and requires a pollinator other than Bing, Kristin, Emperor Francis or Royal Anne.

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A Little History about Ulster Dark Sweet Cherry

Ulster was developed in Geneva, NY where many of the most popular dark sweet cherries for the eastern and mid-western US were developed. It was introduced in 1964.

Prunus avium 'Ulster' Characteristics & Attributes

Bloom Character
Pollinizer needed
Excellent pollinizer
Disease Resistance
Crack resistance
Fruit Characteristics
Large fruit
Growth Rate/Habit
Average vigor
Very productive
Spreading habit
Harvest Period
Mid-season
Other Attributes
Sweet
Very juicy
Site Requirements
Winter hardy
Full Sun
Skill Required
Easy to grow
Uses
Canning or freezing
High dessert quality
Cooking or baking
Good for pies
Juice or Cider