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Kordia (Attika) • From Czechoslovakia • Blooms late, ripens 10 days after Bing, not selffertile • Vigorous and productive tree • Very firm, large, heartshaped fruit, excellent flavor • Less susceptible to rain cracking; more to frost • Compatible with Van, Stella, Hedelfingen, Sam, Lambert
Skeena • Parents: (Bing x Stella) x (Van x Stella) • Very firm, large fruit size • Self-fertile • Blooms mid-season, ripens 15 days after Bing • Very susceptible to rain cracking (not “tolerant”) • Precocious, spreading growth habit
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