Cherry Bigarreau "Reverchon"
 (Prunus cerasus)
 Description : The "Reverchon" cherry tree produces large, sweet, firm, and crisp, dark red fruits that ripen in mid-June. Late flowering, resistant to late frosts. Good resistance to splitting. This variety requires cross-pollination, ensured by the presence of another cherry tree nearby.
 Exposure : Sun
 Pollination : Cross-pollination.
 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).