Oregon State University Extension Service


Sweet Cherry Compatibility and Bloom Timing Chart

All cherry varieties, except those listed in the self-fertile category, need a pollinizer variety that blooms at the same time in order for pollination to occur.

Disclaimer: Information provided in this table is the best available and subject to change. Material is a compilation of relative bloom times from several growing regions and does not apply to all growing regions.

Compatibility Group Pollination Period I Pollination Period II Pollination Period III Pollination Period IV Pollination Period V
Group I (S1S2) Black Tartarian Summit
Group II (S1S3) Samba Van; Early Robin Cristalina; Olympus; Sonnet; Oktavia Regina
Group III (S3S4) Somerset Burgundy Pearl Bing; Napoleon (Royal Ann); Emperor Francis Lambert
Group VI (S3S6) Attika (Kordia); Starks Gold
Group VII (S3S5) Hedelfingen
Group IX (S1S4) Rainier; Black Republican; Bada Sylvia Hudson
Group XIII (S2S4) Royalton Sam
Group XVI (S3S9) Celan; Burlat Tieton
Group XXII (S3S12) Schneiders 0900 Ziraat
(S1S13) Radiance Pearl
(S4S13) Black Pearl
Self-fertile with S4' allele (universal donors) Lapins; Sweetheart; Index Staccato; Stella; Symphony; Selah; Santina; Celeste; Big Star; Blaze Star; Early Star Benton; Skeena; Sandra Rose; Sonata; Cashmere; Glacier; White Gold Stardust; Lala Star; Black Gold

Source URL: https://extension.oregonstate.edu/node/115921