Blooms late and may serve as pollinizer for Regina. A self-fertile variety that is said to produce a good crop annually, so productive rootstocks may not be needed or advised. This cherry has been available for some years in the Pacific Northwest. Stemilt Growers, Inc. has found marketing of the cherry somewhat problematic due to its heart shape that is negatively associated with Lambert. Harvest can begin as early as 10 days after Bing.
Fruit is very firm and has a very solid texture.
Fruit size is a very consistent 10 row. The color is mahogany and the shape is cordate. The flavor is very appealing with a strong, sweet flavor. Good tolerance to rain cracking. Possible pollinizers include Regina, Symphony and Sandra Rose.