Bigarreau Cherry Tree "Giant of Hedelfingen"
 (Prunus cerasus)
 Description : An old variety (19th century), the "Giant of Hedelfingen" cherry tree produces large, fragrant, sweet, and juicy cherries. Its very late flowering allows it to avoid late frosts. Harvest in July. Very productive, it offers good resistance to splitting and disease. Self-fertile variety but will produce better if cross-pollinated, ensured by the presence of another cherry tree nearby.
 Exposure : Sun
 Pollination : Self-fertile but will produce more if cross-pollinated.
 Available rootstocks :
 - Colt : Suitable for Breton soil, even when damp (without excess either) for a development lower than that of cherry.
 Average vigor (5 to 6m) and fruiting faster than on cherry trees (4-5 years).