Very large, firm, juicy, sweet, very dark red, nearly black when ripe, superb flavor. This fruit looks and tastes very much like the Bing. Pollenized by Royal Anne and Black Tartarian. Ripens in late June @ 2700’ in the Sierras.

The grandmother tree grows at a homestead in Goodyears Bar, an original mining town on the shores of the North Fork of the Yuba River @ 2700’, in Sierra County. Goodyears is full of historic trees, many of which we are propagating and will be offering in the next few years. The mother tree is a very consistent producer despite being in a cold pocket.