Napoleon: Large cartilaginous cherry, heart-shaped. Yellow with red body color. Firm, juicy and sweet pulp.

Kassin's Early Heart Cherry grows medium to strong as a tree adorned with a broad, rounded crown. The fruits of this variety are dark brown-red, often completely black when fully ripe. Their flesh is soft and juicy, it tastes pleasantly sweet and sour.

The cherries are picked in mid-June and are suitable for fresh consumption. Since they do not ripen at the same time, selective picking is recommended.

Regina: A late sweet cherry variety, which in the 7th-8th centuries Cherry week ripens. The fruits are very large, heart-shaped and black-red. The yield starts early and is high and regular. The flesh of the cherries is firm, juicy and sweet and the fruits are also resistant to bursting.