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Stella Cherry

N. A. Andiarti N. A. Andiarti 0 • 2025 • 1d • n/a

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Black Tartar Cherry is a cherry tree plant that grows large and vigorously. This plant has many white flowers that smell sweet with clustered growth on each branch. The fruit of this tree has soft, juicy, and sweet flesh. Usually, this tree is consumed directly or preserved. Generally, this plant bears fruit after 3-4 years.

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