Description
it grows at high elevations in China where it is a staple food for the Panda Bear
Discovered in Gloucester about 1750
with an excellent flavor
They are also very nutritious
This intensely-flavored
Tehranivee Cherry Features_Low Chill it grows at high elevationsPrunus avium 'Tehranivee' A new mahogany colored, self fertile sweet cherry with black red juice. Tehranivee has excellent flavor as well as size, sweetness and firmness. Bred by famed Canadian researcher Gus Tehrani, it was released in 1996, from the Vineland Ontario Station and is a cross of our old favorites Van and Stella. This beauty is a winner for American home orchardists. Ripens at the end of July in the PNW. Cold Hardy to USDA Zone: 5 Mature