Sweet cherryvariety
Tamara
Tamara is a mid to late sweet cherry grown in the Pacific Northwest, with mahogany skin when ripe.
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How to spot it
- Skin
- Mahogany
Harvest & storage
- Ripening
- Relative ripening5th – 6th cherry week (3 – 4 days after ‘Kordia’)
scope: Local cherry-week sequence in the source catalogue.
ctpz.cz ↗Context & source
Named Holovousy cultivar catalogue entry. Cherry week is the source’s local relative ripening sequence, not an ISO calendar week or supermarket availability. Comparator remains source-specific.
Original record: 5–6
- /details/observations/0/value/1/context
- 2019 Holovousy; local ordinal cherry-week system, not ISO calendar week
- /interpretation/context
- scope: Local cherry-week sequence in the source catalogue.
Origin & family
Where Tamara began
Recorded origin
Czechia
- Institution
- VŠÚO Holovousy
Field notes
Original source notes
descriptor observations
- trait
- fruit description
- value
- very large; pink flesh
- context
- 2019 Holovousy breeder reference
- source url
- www.ctpz.cz ↗
- trait
- ripening cherry week
- value
- 5–6
- context
- 2019 Holovousy; local ordinal cherry-week system, not ISO calendar week
- source url
- www.ctpz.cz ↗