McGrath Nurseries

NY38L

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McGrath Nurseries Ltd have used their best endeavours to ensure this chart is accurate, however, it should be used as a guide only.

We do not accept any responsibility for harm, loss or damage caused or resulting from your use or reliance on any of the information contained in this chart in the event that any of that information is inaccurate or incomplete. Maturity information on some new varieties has been based totally on overseas data, not local experience and therefore may not be accurate.

We recommend that you obtain independent advice before you make any decisions in reliance on this chart and rely on your own inquiries in relation to any district performance relative to the standard timings indicated.

Maturity based on Alexandra in Central Otago

The Maturity Chart is a general guide for each variety of Cherry. The dates are based on Commercial Harvesting dates in Alexandra in Central Otago. If you are planting in a different district, please adjust these dates as below:

Marlborough -10 days
Havelock = -16 days
Hastings = -18 days
Twyford -22 days

NOTE: We recommend that you obtain independent advice before you make any decisions in reliance on this chart... See our Maturity Disclaimer

NY 38L

Test Selection - This is an exceptional cherry wherever seen.
It has a long ripening period and the fruit is of exceptional flavour.

Origin:

New York Agricultural Experiment Station, Geneva, NY, USA; Breeders Roger D. Way and Susan K. Brown

Parentage:

Unable to provide on test selections

Synonym/Breeder Ref#:

NY 38L

Protection & Royalties:

TA Test Agreement Required. Test fee payable

(Note: This is not an offer for sale of trees, only the right to test the selection.
Trees may remain the property of the breeder/owner.)

Exclusivity:

Available only from and exclusively licensed to McGrath Nurseries Ltd in New Zealand

Fruit

External

Maturity:

With Bing

Fruit Size:

Large to very large

Fruit Shape:

Oblate Heart

Skin Colour:

Translucent dark red

Internal

Flesh Colour:

Dark red

Hardness:

Hard to very hard, crunchy

Flavour:

Sweet, acidic

Stone:

Small to medium

Gross Qualities

Cracking:

Rain tolerant

Stem:

Short, medium thick

Storage:

Unknown but trial results promising

Tree

Cropping:

Heavy and precocious

Blossom:

Early mid season bloom

Pollination:

S3, S4

Vigour:

Vigorous

Tree Habit/Form:

Spreading

Notes

Known as Burgundy Pearl® in the USA.
Few results from New Zealand tests at this time.
This is an exceptional cherry wherever seen. It has a long ripening period and the fruit is of exceptional flavour.
Good tree health.